Chapter

 1 I    |     subordinate. “I think you are mistaken, General,” said he.~“How—”~“
 2 I    |           me—I may, of course, be mistaken—but I fancy that appearances
 3 II   |         one else, is liable to be mistaken. I think that he believes
 4 III  |    usually clever Gevrol had been mistaken, and accordingly he laughed
 5 III  |         hand proves that I am not mistaken. On seeing that he had brushed
 6 IV   | impression they left could not be mistaken. They sank down three or
 7 V    |        age, and wore, if I am not mistaken, a soft cap and a brown
 8 V    |       finished reading. “I may be mistaken; but your explanations have
 9 VII  |        reappeared. In this he was mistaken. Twenty minutes later, M.
10 VIII |         not the same. He had been mistaken, however, in attributing
11 XI   |           the prisoner, “I may be mistaken. He may not have started
12 XIII |        Cayenne.”~“Perhaps you are mistaken.”~“Hum! I shall be greatly
13 XIII |          your revenge. If you are mistaken—then I am mistaken, too.”~
14 XIII |        you are mistaken—then I am mistaken, too.”~Then, as it was already
15 XVII |            Van Numen had not been mistaken. Doisty immediately recognized
16 XVIII|        confessed that he had been mistaken. “The prisoner, May,” he
17 XVIII|          cautiously. “If I am not mistaken, the prisoner and his accomplice
18 XIX  |          that if any one has been mistaken as regards the prisoner’
19 XIX  |          and myself may have been mistaken: no one is infallible. But
20 XX   |           his reception. I may be mistaken, however, and as we must
21 XXI  |          that he was free.~He was mistaken. Behind the cab which bore
22 XXII |       sledge hammer.~“You must be mistaken,” he eventually remarked,
23 XXII |          Couturier.”~“Oh, I’m not mistaken; you may be quite sure of
24 XXII |           foot into it.”~“You are mistaken, my man,” said Lecoq. “The
25 XXIII|        told me. I might have been mistaken; but it would be the logical
26 XXIV |           old Tirauclair might be mistaken, and what he had just said
27 XXIV |           precisely where you are mistaken!” exclaimed old Tirauclair,