Chapter

 1 II   |          could boldly enter the office of any manufacturer, and
 2 II   |       prefecture. In the humble office that he occupied he had
 3 VII  |   finally enter the registrar’s office. An old offender could not
 4 VII  |         ropes.”~The registrar’s office was a large room heated
 5 VII  |         entire furniture of the office, in one corner of which
 6 VII  |        of the Depot entered the office. The clerk at once dipped
 7 VII  |      the gloomy corridors, from office to office, but finding himself
 8 VII  |       corridors, from office to office, but finding himself assailed
 9 VII  |          at nine o’clock, in my office in the Palais de Justice.”~
10 VIII |  Escorval is, of course, in his office?”~The man shook his head. “
11 XIV  |      vestibule, and entered the office—a neat, brightly lighted
12 XIV  |      you go to the commissary’s office?”~“Yes, madame.”~“What did
13 XIV  | starling, was turning the whole office upside down looking for
14 XIV  |      find the commissary at his office. Having given his name,
15 XVI  |         He had brought from his office a copy of the prisoner’s
16 XVI  |         he proceeded to his own office; and with his eyes fixed
17 XVI  |  Virtuous again set foot in his office. The poor creature seemed
18 XVII |     XVII~On his way back to his office, M. Segmuller mentally reviewed
19 XVII |   hastened to this individual’s office. M. Petit remembered the
20 XVIII|        be waiting for me in his office. We must only examine the
21 XVIII|        reached the magistrate’s office. Scarcely had Lecoq opened
22 XIX  |     they reached the governor’s office, he did not utter a word;
23 XIX  |     from a neighboring register office to take the place of a servant
24 XXV  |      obliged him to retire from office, leaving behind him animosities