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 1     I,      IV|  fulfilled his particular duty. A valet de chambre showed me into
 2     I,      IV|           house met my eye.~ ~The valet, an Alsacian, who talked
 3     I,      IV|           nice fellow.~ ~When the valet left me, I went into the
 4     I,      IV|          entrance of Mr. Dumany's valet, who handed his master two
 5     I,      IV|        and read them.~ ~After the valet had left, Mr. Dumany said
 6     I,      IV|       meet them."~ ~Just then the valet returned, and, deferentially
 7     I,       V|          followed the lead of the valet.~ ~In crossing a long suite
 8     I,      VI|     easily, or else I can ask the valet. Pray stay and rest yourself."~ ~"
 9     I,     XII|          and field as I did.~ ~My valet was in despair; the good
10     I,    XIII|         own hands, but ordered my valet to perform that duty and
11    II,       I| disapproving look at my face. "My valet has an easy hand, and is
12    II,    VIII|              A BITING KISS.~ ~The valet conducted me to the room
13    II,    VIII|         take some tea?" asked the valet.~ ~"Thanks," said I, "I
14    II,     XIV|          house had arrived.~ ~The valet met me at the ante-chamber,
15    II,     XIV|          am cold and damp."~ ~The valet was a very humane and obliging
16    II,     XIV|      absence.~ ~After a while the valet announced that my room was
17    II,     XIV|          cipher, I gave it to the valet to be posted.~ ~Then I took
18    II,      XV|           But I was mistaken. The valet, whom I had sent to the
19    II,      XV|          or for any noise."~ ~The valet obeyed, and I girded on
20    II,      XV|      officer was talking with the valet. I thanked him for ridding