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 1 IV  |       speak to her, they sent a servant to call her, and if she
 2 IV  |    torches were tapped, and two servant maids were kept busy rinsing
 3 VI  | abruptly, and an old, paralyzed servant wearing a black waistcoat
 4 VI  |       attempted to ring for the servant to order the carriage to
 5 VII |      with a shudder.~The little servant, her face livid, her eyes
 6 VIII|    close to them he said: “Your servant, Monsieur le Baron, madame
 7 X   |           Is she dead?” and the servant stammered: “Yes, M. le Comte.”~
 8 XI  |        and treated often like a servant by this little tyrant who
 9 XI  |     before Him. I am His humble servant. I will open to you the
10 XII |         phlegmatic peasant. The servant kept referring to the subject
11 XII |        away from here.”~But the servant grew angry: “It will have
12 XII |      And Jeanne, bending to her servant’s will, wrote as follows
13 XII |     Rosalie up to get them. The servant indignantly refused to bring
14 XII |      was to take Jeanne and the servant. Old Simon and Ludivine
15 XII |       with leather; and the old servant got in beside her, wrapped
16 XIII|         coming from market. The servant suspected something, without
17 XIII|      they were in the house the servant asked to have the money
18 XIII|         year round except for a servant maid. I am now living in
19 XIII|     ladies would take you for a servant.”~Jeanne let her have her
20 XIII|         is.~“With respect, your servant,~“Rosalie.”~Jeanne set out
21 XIV |        die.~The lawyer gave the servant minute instructions, making