Chapter

 1 I   |  melodrama here—a rendezvous of gentlemen in disguise, here at the
 2 V   |         of police and two other gentlemen.”~It was, indeed, the commissary
 3 VI  | inventors.~“I will request you, gentlemen,” said the commissary of
 4 VII |         called upon these “good gentlemen” to witness the shameful
 5 IX  |    quite so grim as most of our gentlemen. A prisoner he had examined
 6 X   |       is the moment, ladies and gentlemen, to witness the grand, unique
 7 X   | exclaimed: “Walk up! ladies and gentlemen, walk up! Long life to the
 8 XII |     clutches a second time. You gentlemen pretend that he conferred
 9 XIX |         you.”~“Very well! these gentlemen will retire.”~M. Segmuller
10 XIX |   pleased to speak before these gentlemen.”~“Speak, then.”~May did
11 XIX |        shall be for you to say, gentlemen, whether I’m an honest man
12 XXI |       You have seen everything, gentlemen,” declared an old footman.~“
13 XXI |         s good humor. “I think, gentlemen,” said he, “that you may
14 XXII|         added. “But perhaps the gentlemen would not mind waiting until
15 XXII|         until he has gone?” The gentlemen replying in the affirmative,
16 XXII|           This is the room; you gentlemen can enter now.”~