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 1 I   |         you wish for an immediate proof? Is his hair the regulation
 2 III |         it only by hearsay.”~“The proof!”~“The fact is easily demonstrated.
 3 V   |     turned inside out; this was a proof, this was evidence. At this
 4 V   |       alone, that this convincing proof escaped us! And I thought
 5 VI  |           is a positive, palpable proof.”~Gevrol had hard work to
 6 VII |         as he placed this “bit of proof” (as he styled it) in a
 7 VIII|         was based upon formidable proof, the evidence of sight;
 8 IX  |       events, this is certainly a proof of surprising sagacity on
 9 IX  |       sensibly diminished by this proof of her prevarication. However,
10 IX  | magistrate, “I require no further proof of your mendacity. These
11 X   |       their denials even when the proof against them is overwhelming,
12 XVI |         he has left behind him no proof of his having committed
13 XVII|        detective, “I have a fresh proof of that mysterious accomplice’
14 XIX |        had material evidence—full proof of that—and besides—”~The
15 XX  |         young detective. “And the proof is, that I am going to leave
16 XXII|         mentioned.”~“Ah! that’s a proof indeed!” groaned Father