Chapter

 1 II   |        careful researches, and to note all the probabilities. In
 2 III  |           in a straight line; and note that to do this, it was
 3 VI   |           not obliged to make any note of the attitude in which
 4 VI   |          well,” he suggested, “to note the numbers marked on the
 5 VII  |       place. I want you to make a note of them on the register.
 6 VII  |        the clerk. “We must make a note of your exact height.”~The
 7 VIII |           proceeded to peruse the note, which ran as follows:~“
 8 VIII |     corner of my eye. I send this note, explaining my absence,
 9 IX   |     Escorval has informed me by a note on the margin of this file
10 IX   |    resumed M. Segmuller, “we will note your antecedents. Have you
11 X    |           over his desk to make a note. The word “comrades” had
12 XII  |           a glowing fire. One can note down each word, each ejaculation,
13 XVI  |          air, handed his master a note, and then withdrew. This
14 XVI  |           and then withdrew. This note, scribbled in pencil by
15 XVIII|          I shall be there to take note of it.” The tone of resolution
16 XVIII|        brow contracted. “Ah! this note is written in cipher,” he
17 XVIII|           learn nothing from this note,” murmured the governor.~“
18 XVIII|    correspondent who receives the note must begin. He finds the
19 XVIII| magistrate, approvingly.~“If this note,” pursued Lecoq, “had been
20 XVIII|        vanity, he read the entire note aloud. It ran as follows: “
21 XIX  |      morsel of bread enclosing my note through the window while
22 XIX  |          began to compose a fresh note, copying as closely as possible
23 XIX  |      meaning.~When completed, his note read as follows: “I have
24 XIX  |           with the purport of the note, Lecoq next rolled up the
25 XIX  |           prisoner had opened the note, and was examining with
26 XIX  |   prisoner was not deceived by my note. He could only decipher
27 XIX  |       surreptitiously reading the note. In any case, he would have
28 XIX  |          It was for you that this note was intended.”~“For me!
29 XIX  |           that each number in the note which he had shown M. Segmuller
30 XIX  |         magistrate that the first note, the one that fell into
31 XIX  |        former, “yes, indeed, that note which fell into the cell
32 XIX  |       conviction; wrote the first note in cipher as well as the
33 XIX  |          the affair of the cipher note the governor’s vigilance