Chapter

 1  1,2|       Doesn't he live here?" ~The servant laughed heartily. "This
 2  1,2|       with him on business." ~The servant called one of his colleagues. "
 3  2,1|            Tell me," inquired the servant who was escorting Pascal, "
 4  2,1|         it's indecent. I'm only a servant, but - - " ~"Nonsense, it'
 5  2,2|        the patience to wait for a servant!" ~He must have joined action
 6  3,2|       there at once." Then as the servant retired, the baron turned
 7  4,2|          d'Argeles's confidential servant, who entered the room. He
 8  5,4|       carriage by the month and a servant. ~From that day forward,
 9  5,4|     despair, when one morning his servant woke him up with the announcement
10  5,4|         his bed, but the name his servant mentioned seemed to have
11  6,1|       ordered her concierge and a servant to run after the gentleman
12  6,1|          an easy matter to send a servant to his house. She was strongly
13  6,1|           She had sent her trusty servant, Job, for Baron Trigault;
14  6,2|           baron. But the faithful servant had divined his mistress'
15  6,5|         shortly after midnight, a servant entered the room, whispered
16  7,1|            Here is my card." ~The servant was hesitating, when Job,
17  7,6|          he inquired of the first servant he met. ~"In the little
18  7,7|     during your absence. When the servant handed you that card he
19  8,1|         contradictory orders, the servant did not choose at all. He
20  8,1|    violent altercation arose; the servant lavishing insults upon his
21  8,3|          served, he turned to the servant, and, with a wink that Mademoiselle
22  9,1|        Dinner was served by a new servant, who had been sent by an
23  9,2|   Marguerite heard her say to the servant in her sweetest voice: "
24  9,5|           in her glance, that the servant hesitated no longer. He
25 10,3|          he know it - M. Wilkie's servant? That would be dangerous."
26 10,4|       Father Moulinet," cried the servant in the red waistcoat, "what
27 10,4|          he had realized that the servant arrayed in the red waistcoat
28 10,4|          any better," replied the servant, with the charming good-nature
29 10,5|            remarked Chupin to the servant. "Does your master use all
30 10,5|           open?" ~Florent was the servant in the red waistcoat. He
31 10,5|     shrugged his shoulders like a servant who knows too many of his
32 10,5|      inspired confidence, for the servant replied: - "Well - I don'
33 10,6|      looked altogether unlike the servant in the red waist-coat. As
34 10,6| invariable precaution against his servant's prying curiosity. So our
35 11,3|  courtyard, and on perceiving his servant, he exclaimed: "Have you
36 12,2|           remarks made by our new servant, Madame Vantrasson?" ~"Good
37 12,2|       apprentice, the most honest servant, and the best worker she
38 13,1|           to follow me?" said the servant to whom he handed his card. "
39 13,1|          baroness," whispered the servant, after she had passed. ~
40 13,1|           his composure, when the servant opened the door of an immense
41 13,3|           this morning," said the servant to whom Pascal addressed
42 13,3|         the marquis is," said the servant, as he ushered Pascal into
43 13,3|       anxious. Unfortunately, his servant has betrayed him." ~At last
44 13,3|      glass stood near him. As the servant announced "Monsieur Maumejan!"
45 13,4|          the bell, he said to the servant who answered the summons: "
46 13,6|        smoking-room opened, and a servant appeared and said in an
47 13,6|         and gentleman wait." ~The servant withdrew. ~The thought of
48 13,7|         had been winning when the servant came for the baron, and
49 14,2|          came at his door. As his servant slept in an attic upstairs,
50 14,5|    indignantly, and following the servant, he was ushered into a room
51 16,1|        the bell, and as soon as a servant answered the summons, he
52 16,2|         and an instant after, the servant announced: "Dr. Jodon." ~
53 17,1|          will find him a faithful servant." ~A "have you finished,
54 18,1|        the old magistrate, when a servant entered and announced that
55 18,1|      bowed respectfully while the servant was present, but as soon
56 18,1|       dining-room, as soon as the servant came to announce that "Madame
57 18,2|          have left us, and why no servant has appeared. Ah! they make
58 19,1|          is madame?" inquired the servant who opened the door. ~"She
59 20,3|        his escape if a frightened servant had not at that moment appeared