Chapter

 1 I   |      the glass remained quite clear. “Useless,” he murmured,
 2 I   |   killed the others. It is as clear as daylight. According to
 3 I   |       affair is not perfectly clear. Have you noticed the murderer,
 4 II  |   Father Absinthe. Only it is clear that if I unravel the mystery
 5 III |  boots. See that imprint, how clear, how neat it is!”~Worthy
 6 III |   have followed the track, so clear and distinct it was. Four
 7 IV  | tell-tale impress remained as clear and distinct as that of
 8 IV  |     that case, these perfect, clear, and easily recognizable
 9 V   |  particular care to be brief, clear, and concise, to plainly
10 VIII|        still, its meaning was clear and exact, and could not
11 XIV |  unembarrassed; her voice was clear and musical, and her manners
12 XV  |  Besides, you can very easily clear him of all suspicion.”~“
13 XX  |     may happen, his hands are clear. Minute precautions are
14 XXIV|      but let my conscience be clear.”~This was the cry of honesty;
15 XXIV|     has been in your power to clear up this mystery.”~The oracle