Gaubertin

When the general, disgusted by the numberless vexations of his estate, wished to sell the property at Aigues, Gaubertin bought the forests, while his partners, Rigou and Soudry, acquired the vineyards and other grounds.

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Gaubertin received at that time sundry lashes with a whip of which he said nothing, but for which he revenged himself.

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BOURNIER, natural son of Gaubertin and of Mme. Socquard, the wife of the cafe manager of Soulanges.

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Gaubertin then brought him to Ville-aux-Fayes where he established a printing office and a paper known as "Le Courrier de l'Avonne", entirely devoted to the interests of the triumvirate, Rigou, Gaubertin and Soudry.

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GENDRIN, brother-in-law of Gaubertin the steward of Aigues.

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Gaubertin, after twenty-five years of stewardship, possessed 600,000 francs.

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He belonged, body and soul, to Gaubertin, the all-powerful mayor of the town.

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Gaubertin was related throughout a whole district, like

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Like his uncle, the postmaster, and his father, the tax-collector, he was entirely devoted to Gaubertin.

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Daughter of a member of the Convention and friend of Gaubertin senior.

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