Chapter

 1 I    |     police, and inform him of the affair; he will take the matter
 2 I    |            what you think of this affair.”~“I think, my boy, that
 3 I    |        length replied, “that this affair is not perfectly clear.
 4 II   |           I could swear that this affair is not what it seems to
 5 III  |           joy was extreme—“A fine affair!” he exclaimed; “an excellent
 6 III  |   opportunity of investigating an affair that grew more and more
 7 III  | discovered the first clues of the affair. Still, we are on the right
 8 IV   |           way at the time of that affair at the Maison Blanche, last
 9 V    |      throw light on this horrible affair had been left or forgotten,
10 V    |       solution of this mysterious affair.”~Day was breaking, cold,
11 V    |          judged correctly in this affair,” said the commissary when
12 VI   |         presence of so strange an affair, without the slightest clue
13 VI   |      evidence.~“This is a serious affair,” he said gravely; “very
14 VI   |    morning, which represented the affair as a low broil between a
15 VIII |          Morgue this morning. The affair at the Poivriere has been
16 VIII |         mix yourself up with this affair! Do you want to get us into
17 IX   |          here about that terrible affair that occurred the other
18 IX   |           different phases of the affair, he examined one or another
19 IX   |           innocence. In this last affair, for instance, how was she
20 IX   |        the magistrate knew of the affair, or what he was ignorant
21 IX   |          Oh, it was a very simple affair, my good sir,” she began. “
22 X    |          the history of the whole affair.”~“When the prisoner speaks,
23 XI   |        not told me the end of the affair.”~“What’s the use?” exclaimed
24 XII  |   connected with this unfortunate affair?”~“I heard the name for
25 XIII |             the more I study this affair, the more convinced I am
26 XV   |          traitor talked about the affair at the Poivriere, and that
27 XV   |       Excuse me, but it’s the old affair that brings me here,” replied
28 XV   |   Virtuous did not understand the affair at all. She had remained
29 XVI  |          that his sentence in the affair in which he was now implicated
30 XVI  |           his connection with the affair, she asked herself if her
31 XVII |          At last,” said he, “this affair emerges from the mystery
32 XVII |    whichever side I turn, in this affair, I find mention of Germany.
33 XVIII|    thousand adversaries.~The “May affair” had soon become notorious
34 XIX  |   magistrate who investigated the affair, was the first to convince
35 XIX  |          romantic details of this affair, being eager for advancement.
36 XIX  |          satisfied that since the affair of the cipher note the governor’
37 XIX  |           and to inquire how that affair was progressing?”~“There
38 XXII |          take charge of the whole affair.~“I had only to help him
39 XXII |      stamp of his foot. “No, this affair shan’t end like this. I
40 XXIII|    charged with investigating the affair? So much the better. Tell
41 XXIII|           you have conducted this affair like an angel!”~“Don’t you
42 XXIV |           all she knew about this affair while she was in your power. ‘