Chapter

 1 I   |    slowly, picking their way as carefully as an Indian when he is
 2 I   |      The agents lifted him very carefully—for he groaned piteously
 3 I   |  incident in the world, and was carefully dusting the knees of his
 4 II  |       which he had observed and carefully noted. He recognized that
 5 III |    extreme caution. The old man carefully held the lantern in the
 6 V   |     that had not been explored, carefully examined and studied, one
 7 VI  |       the commissary, “and look carefully at this man.”~It was with
 8 VI  | expressing his regret, when, on carefully examining the pocket-book
 9 VI  |         compartment contained a carefully folded paper. The commissary
10 VI  |         was in harmony with his carefully curled hair and gaudy necktie.~
11 VI  |         studied the ground, and carefully noted all the surroundings
12 VII |       neat? The nails have been carefully cut and polished—”~He paused.
13 IX  |       talking, M. Segmuller had carefully placed all the so-called “
14 X   |         he had in point of fact carefully noted his attitude, his
15 XII |    obliged to weigh each answer carefully. “I accept it,” said he
16 XX  |     prison to the Palais. He is carefully locked up in a compartment
17 XXI |      wide open, however, and he carefully listened to the conversation.~
18 XXI |        all the lower doors were carefully closed and guarded, and
19 XXI |        our plans, no matter how carefully arranged. He is certainly
20 XXII|       you sent me last night so carefully bound.”~“Well, what about