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 1 I   |   remarked his demeanor, and observed his look? Have you been
 2 II  | companions, but which he had observed and carefully noted. He
 3 IV  |    entered they fancied they observed, as in some magic glass,
 4 V   |  modest demeanor. He had not observed his alarm, nor his perplexity,
 5 V   |    Excuse me, there is one,” observed Gevrol, “I can send one
 6 VI  |  purchased this costume,” he observed. “Where? Necessarily at
 7 VII |   aggravate your situation,” observed the governor.~“Not in the
 8 IX  |   favor to ask you, sir,” he observed.~“What is it?—speak.”~“I
 9 XII |       Those who arrested you observed that you were conversant
10 XIII|     man of wonderful power!” observed Lecoq.~The detective was
11 XIX |   poor fellow,” he at length observed, “that you are strangely