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 1 VI  | repeated. He snatched up the papers, and hastened away.~He literally
 2 VII |  added: “Here are this man’s papers.”~The registrar took the
 3 IX  |    just now looking over the papers of the case, but I will
 4 IX  |   the margin of this file of papers that you are an intelligent
 5 IX  |      sir; I have my marriage papers safe in my chest at home;
 6 X   |   could, by bending over his papers, conceal any sign of surprise
 7 XII |      always on account of my papers? I told you the truth, and
 8 XII |     should have satisfactory papers to show you; and then you
 9 XIV | coming from Leipsic— without papers.”~While Lecoq was examining
10 XVI |   chocolate and arranged his papers, but he was actually on
11 XVII|   and on searching among his papers he soon found a long catalogue
12 XIX |     that he knew how to dust papers without disarranging them.
13 XX  |     complete disguise—money, papers, a forged passport most