Chapter

 1 I   |           about forty-six years of age, strongly built, with rugged
 2 II  | twenty-five or twenty-six years of age, almost beardless, very
 3 III |           was a tall man of middle age; he wore a soft hat and
 4 III |         that the man was of middle age. It was not difficult to
 5 IV  |            their manner, and their age. And with that, and what
 6 V   |           must have been of middle age, and wore, if I am not mistaken,
 7 VI  |         the dead man, his supposed age, the nature of his temperament,
 8 VI  |            was over fifty years of age. His hair was very thin
 9 VI  |           about forty-two years of age, but appeared much younger,
10 VII |      father of a family, and at my age too! Oh! it is shameful!
11 VIII|        than in the people of every age and station in life who
12 IX  |         man of some forty years of age, tall and rather corpulent,
13 IX  |            to send any one—”~“Your age?” interrupted the magistrate.~“
14 X   |  Forty-four or forty-five years of age.”~“Where were you born?”~“
15 X   |            I had passed the proper age for the conscription, a
16 XIV |           was about forty years of age, with an abundance of light
17 XV  |          more than twelve years of age when she first came to Paris
18 XVI |        that he was thirty years of age, and that he had been born
19 XVII|          she apply it to the man’s age, to his personal aspect,
20 XXII|          well in a way, but at his age—”~The two detectives exchanged
21 XXV |          of the Men of the Present Age,” which he would find in
22 XXV |         profession at a very early age.”~Lecoq was intensely disappointed. “