Jacques: He brings the whole to a grand total to find out with what sum, en bloc, he is to debit each letter-carrier.
John: And after that?
Jacques: After that, with a table of distances and letter-weigher in hand, he verifies or rectifies the postage of each letter.
John: And after that?
Jacques: He enters in register after register, and in column after column, the greater or less results he has found.
John: And after that?
Jacques: He puts himself in communication with the ten postmasters, his correspondents, to advise them of errors of 10 or 20 centimes (a penny or twopence).
John: And then?
Jacques: He collects and arranges all the letters he has received, to hand them to the postman.
John: And after that?