Chap.

 1        2|      Now let’s see, has the porter come upstairs yet this morning?”~
 2        2|    it, it was this way: the porter had given them her name,
 3        4|   of the stairs because the porter had refused to allow Lucy
 4        4| could hear Lucy telling the porter he was a dirty blackguard
 5        4|   ll get them taken to your porter’s lodge for you tomorrow.”~
 6        5|     it was for her, but the porter woman did not vouchsafe
 7        5|  was waiting for her at the porter’s lodge she shrieked:~“Tell
 8        5|   between damp walls to the porter’s lodge. This lodge, situated
 9        5|    dirty lot waiting at the porter’s lodge down below. Besides,
10        5| corridor which led from the porter’s lodge to the entrance
11        5|    a workbench on which the porter was wont to plane such parts
12        7|   where he learned from the porter that Madame had just gone
13        7|     go upstairs despite the porter’s remonstrances, break the
14        7|     he had to wait till the porter made his appearance. He
15        8|  and never even warning the porter’s wife. It was a plunge
16       10|     A butler, a coachman, a porter and a cook were wanted.
17       10|    Francois was taken on as porter and footman. The last mentioned
18       13|   her as clumsy as a street porter? And all of a sudden the
19       13|    found an empty room. The porter told her that M. Georges
20       14|    the lofty porch. But the porter, who was getting to know