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1 I   |    their backs to the horses. Ludivine, the cook, brought a heap
2 III |    from the back of the wagon Ludivine and a kitchen helper were
3 III |    got into the carriage, and Ludivine, who brought a cup of bouillon
4 VII |      affair. Go away. Send me Ludivine and old Simon.”~Jeanne,
5 VIII| nothing astonishes. The cook, Ludivine, and Aunt Lison remained
6 VIII|       hand, then called out: “Ludivine!” The cook appeared at the
7 IX  |       there and old Simon and Ludivine. With the assistance of
8 XII |   straw bed, taken care of by Ludivine, who never forgot him. She
9 XII |    the servant. Old Simon and Ludivine were to stay until the arrival