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 1    2,   18|      name of that friend was?”~“Ortega.”~This was all that Fragoso
 2    2,   18|        him what he knew of this Ortega, of the place where he came
 3    2,   18|     been of great importance if Ortega, as Torres had declared,
 4    2,   18|       What was certain was that Ortega had been a member of the
 5    2,   18|     brought back the proof that Ortega was the author of the crime
 6    2,   18|    moments.~The hypothesis that Ortega had given him the document
 7    2,   18| reference to the crime of which Ortega was really the author, and
 8    2,   18|        of that document! It was Ortega!”~As he uttered the name
 9    2,   18|      eyes—“That name?” he said—“Ortega? Let us see,” and then he
10    2,   18|      all, he placed the name of Ortega over the six last letters
11    2,   18|         to those which composed Ortega’s name, and that consequently
12    2,   18|        for so long! The name of Ortega had enabled him to discover
13    2,   19|      qui signe de mon vrai nom, Ortega. 432 513 4325 134 32513
14    2,   19|         this with my true name, Ortega.”~The reading of this had
15    2,   19|   cryptogram.~And this was what Ortega confessed.~He had been the
16    2,   19|      massacre had reported that Ortega had perished in the struggle.~
17    2,   19|   unable to enter Tijuco again, Ortega fled away to the provinces
18    2,   19|      nor whence he came, and so Ortega became a captain of the
19    2,   19|     want, became his companion. Ortega and he became most intimate.
20    2,   19|         frontier, chance caused Ortega to visit the neighborhood
21    2,   19|         negroes on the Madeira, Ortega felt he was doomed. His
22    2,   19|    would remain undecipherable.~Ortega dead, we know how the unworthy
23    2,   19|       with him. But the name of Ortega, brought back by Fragoso,
24    2,   19|     much, and as to the name of Ortega, he did not even know its
25    2,   19|      done with only the name of Ortega to reconstitute the number
26    2,   19|  handwriting was really that of Ortega, who had been formerly employed