Chapter

1 7,3 |       company of one confidential valet alone pursued his course
2 7,3 |        supper, and forbidding his valet to follow any farther, he
3 7,3 |          very soon fell dead, his valet dying beside him. ~Then
4 7,3 | Maria-in-Monticelli. The wretched valet they left for dead upon
5 7,4 |          recognised as the duke's valet; of his master there was
6 11,3|     wretch who had been acting as valet, she knew perfectly well
7 14,2|           thirsty, he turned to a valet, giving signs with his hand
8 14,2|         when he came here; so the valet went to the under butler,
9 14,2|         took one, and telling the valet to bring two glasses on