Chapter

 1 II   |       can see anything that he didn’t see?”~“I think that Gevrol,
 2 VII  |        him out. I’m sure, they didn’t talk to each other.”~The
 3 VIII |   Excuse me,” he interrupted, “didn’t a detective come here
 4 IX   |       Fontainebleau.”~“Eh! Why didn’t you say so at once? A
 5 IX   |   began, “you tell us that you didn’t remain for a single moment
 6 IX   |      to me impossible that you didn’t overhear some words of
 7 IX   |       spy over my customers.”~“Didn’t you hear anything?”~“Nothing
 8 IX   |       be able to say to me: ‘I didn’t see anything; I didn’t
 9 IX   |       I didn’t see anything; I didn’t hear anything.’ If such
10 IX   |       just told me so.”~“Oh, I didn’t say that, I’m sure, my
11 XI   |    prisoner, he asked: “So you didn’t notice this in the ear
12 XI   |     very handsome stone, but I didn’t notice it.”~“This stone,”
13 XI   |       he stammered at last. “I didn’t know whether these men
14 XV   |       Well, you are welcome! I didn’t recognize your voice—will
15 XV   |    exclaimed: “Ah, you wretch! didn’t I tell you so?”~“Why!
16 XVI  |      and you repulsed her.”~“I didn’t repulse her.”~“You kept
17 XVI  | despondently, “to think that I didn’t draw out of this woman
18 XIX  |      For me? In that case, why didn’t I keep it? Who knew, who
19 XIX  |      pity such a clever comedy didn’t succeed.”~These words
20 XX   |      resuming his meditation, “didn’t succeed with that old-clothes
21 XXI  |        only had a few sous and didn’t know where or how to procure
22 XXII |     The individual in question didn’t belong to the police force.
23 XXII |       you my word of honor, he didn’t.”~For a moment Couturier
24 XXII |   these occasions the servants didn’t lock up the plate. After
25 XXII |   inspectors of police; and he didn’t receive a sou of salary.
26 XXIII|        only a fiction? that he didn’t break his leg?”~Old Tabaret’