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 1 I  |         then take this," said the valet, ridding his shoulder of~
 2 I  |           are there," replied the valet.~ ~"Monseigneur! Come and
 3 I  |          whither he conducted the valet. "Waiter, two~absinthes!"
 4 I  |             said Pierrotin to the valet~as they touched glasses.~ ~"
 5 I  |          don't know," replied the valet, "but the fat's in the fire.
 6 I  |   countermanded it. Augustin, his valet de~chambre, attributes the
 7 I  |        was foolish," answered the valet, sententiously.~ ~"Is Monsieur
 8 I  |        for the Moreaus," said the valet, with an air~of mystery.~ ~"
 9 I  |     steward of Presles," said the valet.~ ~"Well, since 1806, there'
10 I  |         rate."~ ~"True," said the valet, nodding. "Anyway, masters
11 I  |     Monsieur Moreau,"~replied the valet. "But let me give you a
12 I  |      oblige him so far," said the valet, pointing~half-way down
13 I  |           stood as high as second valet to the Comte de~Serizy,
14 I  |     Monsieur Pierrotin," said the valet.~ ~A glance rapidly cast
15 II |            if we may judge by the~valet's statements to Pierrotin,
16 II |          resumed, ringing for his valet, "return to Presles, this~
17 II |        injunction conveyed by the valet to conceal his~name and
18 III|     Echiquier, after treating the~valet, he saw in the gate-way
19 III|           threatening Moreau. The valet's speech, "We have enough
20 V  | steam-baths, and such things. His valet bakes him in~a sort of iron
21 V  |          his clothes; are you his valet?"~ ~"His valet!" cried Oscar.~ ~"
22 V  |        are you his valet?"~ ~"His valet!" cried Oscar.~ ~"Hang it!