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o leave a stone unturned in this directionas I knew thatwith the greatpromising and
keeping a promise are two different things. The decree appeared a week after. Calsabigi was made
superintendentwith an allowance of three thousand francs for every drawinga yearly pension of four
thousand francs for us bothand the chief of the lottery. His share was a much larger one than minebut I was
not jealous as I knew he had a greater claim than I. I sold five of the six offices that had been allotted to me
for two thousand francs eachand opened the sixth with great style in the Rue St. Denisputting my valet
there as a clerk. He was a bright young Italianwho had been valet to the Prince de la Catolicathe
ambassador from Naples.
The day for the first drawing was fixedand notice was given that the winning numbers would be paid in a
week from the time of drawing at the chief office.
CHAPTER XXXII657
With the idea of drawing custom to my officeI gave notice that all winning tickets bearing my signature
would be paid at my office in twenty-four hours after the drawing. This drew crowds to my office and
considerably increased my profitsas I had six per cent. on the receipts. A number of the clerks in the other
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