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 1 VIII |          suppositions. As he had suspected, the social position of
 2 XVI  |      What! were his subordinates suspected? Was his own professional
 3 XVII | personages whose existence I had suspected. Ah! Gevrol, my illustrious
 4 XVIII|       prisoner; and although the suspected murderer will be unable
 5 XIX  |         doors for the release of suspected criminals. And not a few,
 6 XIX  |    outside certainly reaches the suspected murderer at the Depot; we
 7 XIX  |         proposed transfer of the suspected murderer to another prison,
 8 XXI  |          man who was so strongly suspected of belonging to the highest
 9 XXI  |     Saint-German, one might have suspected them of the very worst intentions.
10 XXII |         At all events they never suspected them. His disturbed life