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 1 I   |        the uniform of a common soldier of the line. He was unarmed,
 2 I   |      to know. This fellow is a soldier, and the number of his regiment
 3 I   |        this poor wretch was no soldier. Do you wish for an immediate
 4 I   |    some one announced that the soldier had just breathed his last.~“
 5 II  |       indifference, making the soldier cool and composed in the
 6 II  |        poor devil dressed as a soldier. It was that sentence alone
 7 III |   declaration of the pretended soldier. The behavior of the murderer
 8 III |    offer no resistance. Like a soldier at the command to halt,
 9 V   |       who followed him, an old soldier, decorated and medaled—who
10 VI  |        repugnance that the old soldier obeyed.~“What is the uniform
11 VI  |        this fellow never was a soldier,” he said at last. “He must
12 VI  |      garments of the pretended soldier, and the commissary, who
13 VI  |      clothing of the pretended soldier, and then, with sleeves
14 VI  | struggle between the pretended soldier and the murderer; and the
15 VI  |        murder of the pretended soldier must have been consummated
16 VI  |       inspection of the pseudo soldier. The position of these two
17 VI  |      said Lecoq. “The spurious soldier, being the last to die,
18 IX  |       man who was attired as a soldier, he who was named Gustave?”~“
19 X   |        man upon whom the dying soldier breathed vengeance—the mysterious
20 X   |        of the Depot,” said the soldier, “sends me to inquire if
21 X   |  further orders,” he said.~The soldier allowed his right hand to
22 X   |     your ever being drawn as a soldier.’ I had a horror of military
23 XI  |  seized the remaining man, the soldier, round the body, and threw
24 XI  | Simpson, we had with us an old soldier who had belonged to Napoleon’
25 XII |        pronounced by the dying soldier. Poor fellow! I had just
26 XII |     are willing to accept this soldier’s statement.”~The man hesitated,
27 XII |          Very well, then. This soldier, as you must recollect,
28 XIII|     the pocket of the spurious soldier. Having given him full instructions,
29 XVII|     the pocket of the murdered soldier. This letter, judging from
30 XVII|      yet. Had not the spurious soldier declared that this Lacheneur