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 1 VIII|   morning, of the day before yesterday, I was quietly returning
 2 VIII|      fear of disturbing you. Yesterday I was so busy I couldn’t
 3 IX  |    have you been doing since yesterday? Did M. d’Escorval give
 4 X   |    has met with an accident. Yesterday, after leaving you, he fell
 5 X   |    moderate your excitement. Yesterday you tried to destroy yourself.
 6 X   |    already three times since yesterday,” rejoined the prisoner
 7 XIV |      or I; but what of that? Yesterday evening I gave orders that
 8 XIV |    informed of the matter.”~“Yesterday—the commissary?”~“Yes. Still,
 9 XIV |        faltered Lecoq.~“Yes, yesterday; but I have had so much
10 XIV |     Besides, she informed me yesterday that this man was missing,
11 XV  |  using my vehicle. Our drive yesterday lasted two hours and a half,
12 XV  |   who made me drink with him yesterday.”~With a bound, both detectives
13 XVI |     any visitor came for him yesterday.”~“I must speak to the registrar,”
14 XVI |      see the prisoner Chupin yesterday?”~“Yes, sir, I went to fetch
15 XVII|     The permit that was used yesterday to see young Chupin was
16 XVII|    went to the prison parlor yesterday. The clerks at the Prefecture
17 XVII|    sixty years old; whereas, yesterday’s visitor was short and
18 XIX | letter you failed to receive yesterday. Patience, patience! One
19 XIX |   while you and I were there yesterday, had been written by me
20 XXII|      he hears the news. Only yesterday he was boasting that he