Chapter

 1 I   | behind a large glass door an open paper was affixed; three
 2 I   | Francaise.”~Forestier pushed open the door and said: “Come
 3 I   |     be a summer garden here, open at night, where a man could
 4 I   |    ticket handed him, pushed open the door, and they were
 5 VIII|     Duroy asked: “Can we not open the window a little? The
 6 VIII|  together; while through the open window was wafted the sweet,
 7 IX  |      As she gazed out of the open window, Duroy bending over
 8 X   |     certainly.”~They took an open carriage and drove to the
 9 XI  | called for Mme. Walter in an open carriage, for the weather
10 XVI |     police officer replied: “Open in the name of the law.”~
11 XVI |     the police commissioner. Open, or I will force the door.”~
12 XVI | Georges said: “If you do not open, we will force the door.”~