Chapter

 1 3|     known prematurely, namely, a memorandum relating to the officials
 2 3| information as this, Rabourdin's memorandum contained an~inquiry into
 3 3|         he had put away both the memorandum and the copy carefully in
 4 3|          the word 'sky'; put the~memorandum and your copy into it and
 5 5|    finding the rather voluminous memorandum which he had seen,~together
 6 5|        two pressed copies of the memorandum, showing, of~course, Rabourdin'
 7 5|     office and replaced both the memorandum and~Sebastien's copy in
 8 5|       his box eagerly, found the memorandum and his own~unfinished copy
 9 5|          Rabourdin looked at his memorandum he saw at once the effects~
10 5|          resolved to examine the memorandum, which evidently reached
11 7|        gave Madame Rabourdin the memorandum stolen by Dutocq, pointing
12 7|        laid before~him the fatal memorandum which, like the slipper
13 8|       ruined you, monsieur. That memorandum,--~Dutocq, the monster,
14 8|       with sudden anxiety.~ ~"My memorandum on the officials is known