Chapter

 1  1,2|     asked for the Grand Turk the valet would not have looked at
 2  3,2|     called out: "Come in," and a valet appeared, and informed his
 3  3,2|     taste as well; moreover, his valet had surpassed himself in
 4  8,3|    bottle of old Bordeaux." ~The valet, who had just received a
 5 10,4|          be the concierge, and a valet in a red waistcoat, were
 6 10,4|         Now, lead the way." ~The valet and the concierge preceded
 7 10,5|         of the concierge and the valet he was allowed to visit
 8 10,5| admiration so artlessly that the valet, feeling as much flattered
 9 10,5|      significant glance with the valet, said sotto voce, "Zounds!
10 10,5|    between the concierge and the valet, and heard snatches of sentences
11 10,5|         rather than another, the valet stated as a conclusive argument
12 10,5|         returned!" exclaimed the valet, darting to the window. ~
13 10,5|       again," he remarked to his valet, "but first of all I must
14 10,5|          s heart. He touched the valet's arm, and in his most persuasive
15 10,6|       how about the other?" ~The valet had not yet examined the
16 10,6|             Here it is, said the valet, handing it to Chupin. But
17 10,6|      asked the concierge and the valet in the same breath. "What
18 10,6|         dissatisfied!" cried the valet. "Very well! you shall have
19 11,3|     taking coffee with them. The valet had divested himself of
20 13,3|          of Baron Trigault," the valet's face changed as if by
21 13,3|      betrayed him." ~At last the valet returned. "The marquis will
22 13,3|        firm step he followed the valet. ~~M. de Valorsay was seated
23 13,4|    before placing himself in his valet's hands, before his premature
24 13,7|          It was the pompous head valet in person who ushered him
25 14,5|         chastise them!" ~But the valet who had gone to warn Madame
26 16,1|         was the deceased count's valet. He is a clever fellow,
27 16,1|      deny my words," replied the valet, "and since monsieur is
28 16,1|         clue to the thief?" ~The valet's troubled glance betrayed
29 16,2|     tribute to the merits of the valet's friend was interrupted
30 16,2|      intentions by and by." ~The valet thereupon backed out of
31 20,1|      Casimir, who had become his valet and oracle, he retained