Chapter

 1        V|                    guillotine a young girl named Victoire-Laure d’Alleu,
 2     XVII|                   man in the neighborhood, named—wait—I know— Chanlouineau.”~ ~
 3    XXVII|                  these words was a peasant named Chanlouineau, but I dare
 4   XXVIII|                    of the condemned, a man named Chanlouineau, who desires
 5   XXVIII|                 had another witness, a man named Poignot, whom you must remember;
 6     XXXI| Saint-Jean-de-Coche, and was kept by a man named Balstain.~ ~They rapped,
 7      XLI|               money which Chanlouineau had named.~ ~The next morning, when
 8     XLVI|                  his clothing by a peasant named Poignot? You see that I
 9      LIV|                   and an unfortunate youth named Gustave, made his willing
10       LV|                  at the Hotel de Sairmeuse named Camille, I have the proof