Chapter

 1 I  |      that this affair is not perfectly clear. Have you noticed
 2 II |         Yes, I remember them perfectly. He said: ‘It is the Prussians
 3 III|      me the kindness to keep perfectly still: pass me the lantern
 4 V  |       perhaps, but after all perfectly fair, could not fail to
 5 V  |     I am too stupid, that is perfectly understood. But Monsieur
 6 V  |      to read in his eyes how perfectly he understood the whole
 7 VII| murderer. He played his part perfectly. Still, I know that he did
 8 IX |      appearance corresponded perfectly with the description given
 9 XI |     Segmuller appeared to be perfectly satisfied. “That’s very
10 XII|    him if he recognized it.~“Perfectly! It is the package that
11 XV |     once; but I remember him perfectly. It was on a Sunday. He
12 XIX|     Ah, well, sir! I will be perfectly frank with you. I find that
13 XIX|  liberty at the Depot; he is perfectly at home there, he comes
14 XX |     compartment would not be perfectly secured. When the van reached
15 XX |      his hiding-place.~“Yes, perfectly,” replied the detective.
16 XXI|  social sphere, seemed to be perfectly at home. He called for the
17 XXI|    He added that he would be perfectly happy if he had money enough