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 1 I    |     trials, “useless; they are dead! They will never see morning
 2 I    |  Chupin, the old hussy, is not dead!”~As he spoke, he advanced
 3 VI   |     articles he found upon the dead man’s person. In the right
 4 VI   |   letter reveal? Only that the dead man’s name was Gustave;
 5 VI   |        noted the height of the dead man, his supposed age, the
 6 VI   |     depicted upon the faces of dead people more than once. I
 7 VI   |        think that one of these dead men is perhaps Lacheneur
 8 VI   |       supposed Lacheneur to be dead, he would not have spoken
 9 XV   |   stiff and cold as if he were dead. It was necessary to fetch
10 XVIII|         This Tringlot had been dead several years. Then again,
11 XXII | travels on until he falls down dead. The old detective felt
12 XXIV |        Baroness de Watchau was dead, and that all her property