Chapter

 1 16,1|       he exclaimed: "Show M. Casimir in." ~When the lackey had
 2 16,1|       the marquis remarked: "Casimir was the deceased count's
 3 16,1| unloosening his tongue." ~M. Casimir, who was irreproachably
 4 16,1|  secure a good situation, M. Casimir had ventured to apply to
 5 16,2|    me: 'That's unnatural, M. Casimir.' Borigeau is the concierge
 6 16,2|      in." Then addressing M. Casimir, he added: ~"You may retire
 7 16,2|    of his mock splendor. ~M. Casimir was an innocent accomplice,
 8 16,2|   doctor's deposition and M. Casimir's testimony was too remarkable
 9 16,3|    will be summoned. By what Casimir has said, you can judge
10 20,1|    acting upon the advice of Casimir, who had become his valet
11 20,1|    my plans," he remarked to Casimir, "but let Paris wait awhile." ~