Chapter

 1  2,5|           true; and if you desire proofs, they shall be in your hands
 2  2,5|    together. Yes, I have positive proofs of it. Leaving here, and
 3  4,2|           their guilt by material proofs. Two scoundrels who league
 4  4,2|           effect before a notary. Proofs! Ah! where shall we find
 5  5,2|          attention, and to giving proofs of his "form," for he had
 6  6,4|        accumulating the necessary proofs of your identity, and then
 7  6,4|        years; he had seen so many proofs of her invincible energy
 8  6,5|          to construe them as mere proofs of her son's honesty of
 9  9,1|         material and indisputable proofs before she could say: "A
10  9,2|           spite of the convincing proofs she had seen, the most disturbing
11  9,5|           a court has depended on proofs which have been photographed
12  9,5|           but myself will see the proofs." ~Greatly moved, she offered
13  9,5|         that promised him perfect proofs. He looked at them with
14  9,6|           he was annihilating all proofs of his infamy. Not so. At
15  9,6| magistrate who had given her such proofs of sympathy. She felt that
16  9,6|         from a conviction that no proofs of the crime they have committed
17 12,1|          in obtaining irrefutable proofs of his villainy. ~Pascal
18 12,4|     already possessed irrefutable proofs of this, the "Indispensable
19 13,7|        abroad. I have no positive proofs as yet." ~He was evidently
20 14,4|    furnish you with the necessary proofs to assert your rights. If
21 14,5|       will give you the necessary proofs to establish your identity;
22 15,6|      husband's absence. All these proofs I am ready and willing to
23 15,6|           so, and stowed away the proofs which insured him the much-coveted
24 18,5|           think so, but I have no proofs of it." ~"And - your mother?" ~"
25 19,1|         woman must be saved - the proofs of her crime must be annihilated
26 19,4|         palpable, and irrefutable proofs of YOUR innocence; but in
27 19,4|          vain to collect material proofs of the conspiracy against
28 19,5|      Fondege - in a word, all the proofs of their guilt. And while