Chapter

 1  3,2|      stables, Domingo, came in third. He was the favorite in
 2  5,1|    Domingo come in second, not third!" ~"If he were not guilty,
 3  5,2|      his society, and on their third meeting was skilful enough
 4  5,4|       carriage, to selling his third share of Pompier de Nanterre
 5  6,1| believed she had a hold on the third, but the fourth - Fortunat! ~
 6  6,4|    know what he said to me the third day after my flight from
 7  7,1| carriage soon appeared, then a third, and then five or six in
 8  7,3|       willingly have given his third share in Pompier de Nanterre
 9 11,5|      another, an allusion in a third. And by combining these
10 20,2|         There was, moreover, a third culprit who would have inspired