Chapter

1  1,2|      This seemed to satisfy the footman; for, turning to Pascal
2  2,3|          What had become of the footman who had taken his card?
3  4,2|         door. The next moment a footman entered, and informed his
4  8,3|        discharged the duties of footman, he was gorgeous in gold
5  9,1|         fact that Evariste, the footman, who had been so wanting
6 16,2| interrupted by the arrival of a footman, who, after tapping respectfully
7 20,2|      chatting with them, when a footman, in a voice loud enough