Chapter

 1 VI   |            on the other articles of clothing.”~“That is a very good idea,”
 2 VI   |     discovered that each article of clothing worn by the unfortunate
 3 VI   |         could he have procured this clothing?” insisted the commissary. “
 4 VI   |          and order an inspection of clothing.”~“Do so,” approved the
 5 VI   |             isn’t cast off military clothing sold by public auction?”~“
 6 VI   |             the dealers in military clothing. There are only five or
 7 VI   |          Absinthe, they removed the clothing of the pretended soldier,
 8 VII  |         must get the prisoner other clothing, as the things he is wearing
 9 VII  |       bloodstained garments for the clothing furnished by the Government.
10 VIII |     sinister aspect to the tattered clothing hung around the room to
11 VIII | identification of the corpses. This clothing, after a certain time, is
12 XI   |         happen, if you possess such clothing as you describe, that you
13 XVIII|         knickknacks and articles of clothing were handed over to him.
14 XX   |             been well supplied with clothing: and he never failed, when
15 XX   |             any money. He won’t buy clothing of the first passer-by.”~
16 XX   |         five dealers in second-hand clothing without success. Then he
17 XXI  |           succeeded in selling some clothing which belonged to him, and
18 XXI  |        received a small sum for his clothing, he probably felt that his