Chapter

 1 II   |          which opened into a small garden. In this sheltered enclosure
 2 III  |          all, don’t walk about the garden, as by doing so, you’ll
 3 III  |          when they returned to the garden and recommenced their investigations
 4 III  |         the women were outside the garden when he entered it.”~This
 5 III  |       separated the Widow Chupin’s garden from the waste land surrounding
 6 III  |    necessary for them to cross the garden diagonally.”~The veteran
 7 III  |         other time.”~They left the garden and followed the footprints
 8 III  |       small feet sprang across the garden with one bound, she darted
 9 IV   |         light for me.”~When in the garden, the young man sought for
10 V    |            man who had entered the garden. They compared the impressions
11 V    |        different footprints in the garden, and the Widow Chupin’s
12 XVII |           a courtyard in front and garden in the rear. Before entering,
13 XXI  |      height surrounding an immense garden. The man in the slouch hat
14 XXI  |           the mansion to which the garden belonged had its front entrance
15 XXI  |          let himself drop into the garden. The man in the slouch hat
16 XXI  |           To whose house does this garden belong?”~“What!” replied
17 XXI  |           if May had got into this garden, it was not for the purpose
18 XXI  |       criminal has just scaled the garden wall in the rear of the
19 XXI  |          the door opening into the garden is closed; it is only open
20 XXI  |            lighted, and the entire garden was illuminated as by enchantment.~“
21 XXI  |       pavilions at the foot of the garden, even the dog kennels, were
22 XXI  | horse-chestnuts at the rear of the garden, were almost destitute of
23 XXI  |           persist in searching the garden any longer would be worse
24 XXI  |       criminal is no longer in the garden.”~Was he cowering in some
25 XXIII|           when May leaped over the garden wall in the rear of the