Chapter

 1 VII |           the keeper of some little shop.”~Having obtained this description,
 2 VIII|            visit to the Morgue.~The shop and work girls who reside
 3 IX  |       triple murder had stained her shop with blood; but the most
 4 IX  |              which is just over the shop.”~“Leaving the people alone?”~“
 5 IX  |            a terrible uproar in the shop. I hurried downstairs to
 6 IX  |           people who came into your shop that evening!”~“Not a moment.”~“
 7 IX  |           stories about leaving the shop and mending your son’s clothes
 8 IX  |        explain that on entering the shop while you were upstairs,
 9 XV  |         drink at my mother-in-law’s shop. I have only seen him once;
10 XVII|          had, indeed, come from his shop. But whom had he sold it
11 XVII|            directly he had left the shop he evinced such delirious
12 XVII| communicative, namely, to enter the shop, call for something to drink,
13 XX  |             from some haberdasher’s shop. No doubt it was a present
14 XX  |           contents of an optician’s shop window.~Every now and then
15 XX  |        Seeing a second-hand-clothes shop close by, May entered in
16 XX  |             saw May emerge from the shop attired as when he entered
17 XX  |            response, he entered the shop. The owner was still standing
18 XX  |           days ago a man entered my shop with a bundle under his
19 XX  |        remained five minutes in the shop: and yet, when he emerged,
20 XX  |           on the front of the third shop beyond that of the second-hand-clothes
21 XX  |        chalk mark on a watchmaker’s shop pointed to the Boulevard
22 XX  |      murmured, “May’s going to this shop, and his consternation on
23 XX  |             entered a tobacconist’s shop and emerged an instant afterward
24 XXI |          discussion and entered the shop.~“Ah, so now he has some
25 XXI |          new attire. On leaving the shop, however, he glanced suspiciously
26 XXI |             have liked to enter the shop and make some inquiries,
27 XXI |           obtain a good view of the shop inside, saw the supposed
28 XXI |          the other customers in the shop. For this low eating-house