Chapter

 1 XIV  |         my young friend, Madame Milner—for such is her name—is
 2 XIV  |       commissary. “What, Madame Milner perjure herself for the
 3 XIV  |       by the commissary, Madame Milner seemed to understand everything.~“
 4 XVII |        well as a certain Madame Milner, landlady of the Hotel de
 5 XVII |       to visit Toinon or Madame Milner he would be arrested; and
 6 XVII |        had been easy for Madame Milner to make a false entry in
 7 XVII |      comes from Leipsic, Madame Milner must be a Bavarian, and
 8 XVIII|        the Virtuous, and Madame Milner. The evidence of these various
 9 XX   |    first visit, he found Madame Milner standing on a chair in front
10 XX   |       This reply induced Madame Milner to abandon her perch. “Very
11 XX   | interrupted Fritz; “it’s Madame Milner you want to see; but you
12 XX   |     hotel depending upon Madame Milner’s assistance, and the news
13 XX   |         on in advance to Madame Milner’s house, so that May shan’
14 XX   |         you know whether Madame Milner gave May money or not?”~“
15 XXI  |      sequence of May and Madame Milner’s chance interview a few
16 XXI  |     taking all the money Madame Milner had about her, and then
17 XXI  |    accomplice fears that Madame Milner may have been followed.”~
18 XXIV |      been deposited with Madame Milner by the accomplice, and that
19 XXIV |    Lecoq, will hasten to Madame Milner’s house to inform her of
20 XXIV |       attach yourself to Madame Milner; don’t lose sight of her;
21 XXIV |        in my possession? Madame Milner still owns the Hotel de