Chapter

 1 V    |     his chief had been merely confined to breaking open the door.~
 2 V    | Italie, where the murderer is confined, I noticed close by an individual
 3 VI   |    landlady of this cabin are confined, and have them conducted
 4 VII  |     the supposed murderer was confined, exclaiming as he did so: “
 5 VIII |       prisoner had first been confined, and had compared the soil
 6 IX   |     in which the murderer was confined at the Barriere d’Italie.~
 7 X    |    you why. As I had my hands confined in the strait-waistcoat,
 8 XVI  |       as yet un-convicted, is confined, unless his offense be of
 9 XVIII|    irony: “Why do you keep me confined so long in a secret cell?
10 XIX  |       to his bed.~He had been confined to his room for a week or
11 XX   |    wishes to examine a person confined in one of the Paris prisons,
12 XXI  |       he had been temporarily confined with the Widow Chupin. When
13 XXII |     cage in which he had been confined. He stepped forward with
14 XXII | receive them, although he was confined to his bed. “However, the
15 XXIV |       myself; and that he has confined himself to his room for
16 XXIV |     to you. During the night, confined in a straight-waistcoat,