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 1 II  |     dinner. Crottat will~send his head-clerk with a deed of sale drawn
 2 II  |       telling him not to send his head-clerk to~Presles as requested,
 3 III |          reality, looking for the head-clerk of his notary (in case he
 4 IV  |    business~it was to send me his head-clerk."~ ~From the respectful
 5 VII |           a widower six years. As~head-clerk of the Cocon d'Or, one of
 6 VII |         time you are twenty-four, head-clerk; be~steady, and you will
 7 VIII|           the day was Sunday, the head-clerk appeared, pen in hand.~ ~"
 8 VIII|          made yourself, a capable head-clerk,~against the time when he
 9 VIII|        himself to take a~place as head-clerk in two years. He hoped to
10 VIII|        the difficult functions of head-clerk~in a Practice where the
11 VIII|         illustrious sister of our head-clerk~and leading lady of the
12 VIII|            and no more.~ ~And our head-clerk Godeschal has been and is
13 IX  | recognized as Georges Marest, now head-clerk of the notary~Hannequin.~ ~"
14 IX  |    overhead the last words of~the head-clerk, "would to God that my Oscar
15 IX  |           six o'clock, to see the head-clerk at the~Palais, who has promised
16 X   |           dictating to~the second head-clerk a copy of the document in