Chapter

 1  6,1|         but no one had seen him pass. "It doesn't matter," faltered
 2  8,5|  Fondege must not be allowed to pass; so Marguerite asked permission
 3  9,4|         madame be so kind as to pass in. She will not be obliged
 4 13,6|       exclaimed: "Not that way! Pass out here - this is the shortest
 5 14,1|        character. On seeing him pass out with haggard eyes, colorless
 6 14,3|    would not allow much time to pass before putting his threat
 7 16,2| testimony was too remarkable to pass unnoticed. Further doubt
 8 17,1|      o-clock precisely, I might pass along the Rue Pigalle, and
 9 17,3|       and if you ever happen to pass that way with one of your
10 19,3|  contested, your property might pass into other hands.' This
11 20,3|         so very strange. Let me pass! make way! if you please." ~