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 1 VII  |      open register—that fatal book in which are inscribed the
 2 X    | defense as an index reveals a book’s contents. In this case,
 3 XIV  |  noted down in his memorandum book the names of all the hotels
 4 XIV  |    name must be entered in my book, which, if it would oblige
 5 XVI  |      torn from his memorandum book, gave the magistrate the
 6 XVIII|      resumed the study of his book, and did not go to bed until
 7 XVIII|    agree upon some particular book; and both obtain a copy
 8 XVIII|       the other, he opens the book haphazard, and begins by
 9 XVIII|       way of ascertaining the book agreed upon. But in this
10 XVIII| prisoner, and he has only one book in his possession, ‘The
11 XVIII|  Songs of Beranger.’ Let this book be sent for—”~The governor
12 XVIII|      May doesn’t discover his book has been tampered with.
13 XVIII|  there while we are using his book.”~“Oh, trust me!” replied
14 XIX  |     he did not even touch the book; plainly, then, he hasn’
15 XXII |       feverish interest every book he could find that had any
16 XXV  |       The sick man closed the book, and with assumed modesty,