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 1 I    |         low voice.~“Yes, there is murder going on not far from here—
 2 II   |     peremptorily that this triple murder was merely the result of
 3 V    |          plan of the scene of the murder.~[[Graphic Omitted]]~It
 4 V    |  suspicions on the subject of the murder had been aroused, how they
 5 V    |          disturbed by this triple murder which was sure to make his
 6 VI   |     Rainbow some hours before the murder.~It was little—very little—
 7 VI   |       been exceedingly short. The murder of the pretended soldier
 8 VII  |          and scratched and cried “Murder!” at the top of her voice;
 9 VIII |           he interrupted.~“Yes; a murder in a low wine-shop.”~“Well,
10 VIII | drinking-den at the moment of the murder were utterly devoid of intelligence.
11 IX   |        was she to blame? A triple murder had stained her shop with
12 XII  |        you spent the night of the murder, and has discovered that
13 XVII |           full particulars of the murder, as well as the murderer’
14 XVII |         hovel on the night of the murder. There was nothing about
15 XVIII|          drinking-den, the triple murder which had made all Paris
16 XIX  |    prudent when he’s charged with murder as I am, and with something
17 XIX  |         will recollect the famous murder of the Chaboiseaus. The
18 XXI  |          the magistrate, from the murder up to his escape, without
19 XXII |        Couturier. “Indeed I could murder myself for it, but there