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 1 III  |        with anxiety, he went to examine some other footprints a
 2 III  |      lantern and hurried off to examine these footprints which he
 3 VI   |         the physicians began to examine the last of the murdered
 4 VII  |      his hair and beard, and to examine the inside of his mouth,
 5 VII  |        of all, I must summarily examine the prisoners. A mere matter
 6 IX   |         the case well enough to examine the Widow Chupin. We may
 7 XVI  |         to his clerk. “I was to examine the widow Chupin’s son.
 8 XVII |         whom M. Segmuller might examine. Papillon, the cab-driver;
 9 XVII |       knitting and proceeded to examine the earring. “It is true,”
10 XVIII|        his office. We must only examine the letter in his presence.”~
11 XVIII|        magistrate begged him to examine it a little further. He
12 XX   | Tribunal of the Seine wishes to examine a person confined in one
13 XXIV |       he comes to the prison to examine the supposed murderer. The