Chapter

 1  2,1|    his angry fits." ~"Well," observed the other, "if I were in
 2  2,3|     his escape without being observed he would not have hesitated.
 3  2,4| Baroness Trigault who is the observed of all observers at Vincennes.
 4  3,2|    great that M. de Valorsay observed it, though he did not understand
 5  3,2|     thousand francs a year," observed the baron. ~ ~"Double it
 6  3,3|   was playing, he would have observed a cloud on his companion'
 7  8,5|     letter-box without being observed." ~It was fortunate that
 8  9,6|    been hiring by the year," observed Madame de Fondege, gravely. "
 9 10,3|   perhaps the porter knows," observed one of them. ~The porter,
10 12,4|  letter is only a copy," she observed, quietly. ~"What?" ~"Yes;