La Terre.
SAUVAGNAT, a friend of Pluchart. He lived at Marchiennes. Germinal.
SAUVAGNAT, chief of the depot at Havre, lived in a cottage near the
engine depot, which his sister Philomene kept for him, but greatly
neglected. He was an obstinate man and a strict disciplinarian, greatly
esteemed by his superiors, but had met with the utmost vexation on
account of his sister, even to the point of being threatened with
dismissal. If the Company bore with her now on his account, he only kept
her with him because of the family tie; but this did not prevent him
belabouring her so severely with blows whenever he caught her at fault
that he frequently left her half dead on the floor. La Bete Humaine.
SAUVAGNAT (PHILOMENE), sister of the preceding, was a tall, thin woman
of thirty-two, who after numerous love-affairs had settled down with
Pecqueux, whose mistress she became. She had the reputation of drinking.
A subsequent intrigue between her and Jacques Lantier excited the
jealousy of Pecqueux to the point of murder. La Bete Humaine.
SAUVEUR (MADAME), a dress-maker, who numbered Madame Desforges among her
customers.
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