Chapter

1 II |   appearance of a dirty slip of parchment, which slipped out of the
2 II |       upon the table a piece of parchment, five inches by three, and
3 II |       sacrifice to a bit of old parchment. As an affectionate and
4 III| Professor took the book and the parchment, and diligently compared
5 III|         just as in Saknussemm’s parchment.”~I considered these remarks
6 III|   fingers as he grasped the old parchment. He was deeply moved. At
7 IV |      the paper but Saknussemm’s parchment; with a feverish hand I
8 VI |         it not be that this old parchment is intended to mislead?”~
9 VI |         his position on the old parchment was impregnable. I therefore