Chapter

 1  3,4|  attempt at concealment, at an office he has on the Place de la
 2  9,1|     been sent by an Employment Office, and engaged without a question,
 3 10,1|       then entered his private office. His heart was leaping with
 4 11,3|        Valorsay's, then to the office of a business agent, then
 5 11,3|       himself in M. Fortunat's office at two o'clock on the Tuesday
 6 11,4|  entered M. Fortunat's private office. She took in the room and
 7 11,4|   handsome appointments of the office surprised her, for she had
 8 17,2|       On leaving M. Fortunat's office, he hastened straight to
 9 17,2| politely as he left the little office. "This is bad," he growled,
10 17,2|        employed in the Central office of the Paris Cab Company. "
11 17,2|     not present himself at the office in the garb he then wore,
12 17,2|     possible speed to the main office of the Cab Company, in the
13 17,2|     compelled to return to the office every evening after dinner.
14 17,2|     ingenious mechanism of the office to an outsider. "Have you
15 17,3|     remarked on his way to the office. There for eighteen sous
16 17,3|        when he returned to the office. However, No. 2140 had not
17 17,3|        went into the cashier's office to pay over his day's earnings,
18 18,1|     before from the employment office. Important matters still
19 19,1|     her visit to M. Fortunat's office. Was she mistaken? No -
20 19,5|  carried it to the prosecution office himself." ~Mademoiselle