Chapter

 1  9,1|         missing from the count's escritoire. Even then it would remain
 2 13,1|          So saying, he opened an escritoire, and took out a large roll
 3 16,1|         bonds stowed away in his escritoire, but when the justice of
 4 16,1|    constantly had access to that escritoire." ~ ~
 5 16,2|         is apparent at once. The escritoire contained two millions of
 6 16,2|    possession of the key of this escritoire." ~"And this person?" ~"
 7 16,3|     friend. It is in the count's escritoire, but it won't be there any
 8 16,4|       and he will break open the escritoire and take the vial away.
 9 16,4|      second attempt to break the escritoire open will not be detected." ~
10 18,1|      which were deposited in the escritoire. With this information,
11 18,3|      that had been placed in his escritoire for safe keeping, could
12 18,5|        one of the drawers of his escritoire." ~The baroness started
13 19,4|     which you had noticed in the escritoire that morning, away with
14 19,5|          is not all. The count's escritoire contains the vial of medicine
15 20,1| especially from the late count's escritoire, without an order from the