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 1 4 |      was a ring at my door. ~My servant, or, rather, my porter,
 2 4 |         porter, who acted as my servant, went to the door and brought
 3 6 | remained. ~With the help of his servant I put him to bed, lit a
 4 8 |         like a companion than a servant opened the door. We went
 5 14|       it professed; and when my servant came to my room at eight
 6 14|       answer?" asked Joseph (my servant, like all servants, was
 7 14|       are! All the time that my servant was away I was in a state
 8 14|         but I still hoped in my servant. He had seen no one since
 9 19|         to meet him. ~I gave my servant my address in the country,
10 19|         came to tell us that my servant was asking for me. "Let
11 20|        de Paris," he said to my servant. And thereupon he went to