Chapter

 1 I   |   prevailed; and one might have supposed oneself a hundred leagues
 2 I   |         in a military coat, you supposed—But no; this poor wretch
 3 II  |      the Prussians, and that he supposed he was offering us a terrible
 4 IV  |       Patay, as might have been supposed. Probably they had considered
 5 V   |         deal; but he had always supposed that it was necessary to
 6 VI  |     height of the dead man, his supposed age, the nature of his temperament,
 7 VI  |      companions fall. If he had supposed Lacheneur to be dead, he
 8 VI  |        talents, it was at first supposed that the younger D’Escorval
 9 VII |        compartment in which the supposed murderer was confined, exclaiming
10 VII |       cleverness than Lecoq had supposed. What self-control! What
11 VII |   puzzled stare. One might have supposed that he was amazed to find
12 VIII|       be off.”~It was not to be supposed that the women who had escaped
13 VIII|      back to the cab. “As I had supposed, they do not live here,”
14 IX  |   coincidence of two events—the supposed murderer’s attempted suicide,
15 IX  |      points he had noted in the supposed murderer’s conduct, the
16 IX  |     Depot. Tell him to send the supposed murderer here at once.”~
17 X   |       is not the person we have supposed him to be; he is simply
18 X   |     more slowly. One might have supposed that he was drinking in
19 X   |    breach of propriety.”~As the supposed murderer heard these words,
20 X   | discomfited mien one might have supposed that he had expected to
21 X   |      insisted M. Segmuller.~The supposed murderer made no objection.
22 XI  |       understanding between the supposed murderer and Widow Chupin.~
23 XII |      lips moved; one might have supposed that he was about to make
24 XIV |        exact description of the supposed murderer. “Yes,” he stammered, “
25 XV  |   strangely that one might have supposed his mouth was full of sand.~“
26 XV  |      their bill and go. Good! I supposed they would now return home.
27 XVII|   wealthy than people generally supposed. Diamonds were his especial
28 XX  |      order to defeat them?”~The supposed murderer had crossed the
29 XXI |        the shop inside, saw the supposed murderer cross the room
30 XXI |         strange! Who would have supposed—”~“Enough! enough!” interrupted
31 XXII|        of the world, such as he supposed May to be, should know the
32 XXII|    friends, and laughing at his supposed infatuation, disrespectfully
33 XXIV|       the prison to examine the supposed murderer. The two men recognize