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1        I|       this someone is Monsieur Laugeron, the proprietor of the Hotel
2        I|       know it through Monsieur Laugeron, who, when I mounted his
3      XXV| proprietor was none other than Laugeron, that friend of Lacheneur,
4      XXV|  trembling with fear.~ ~But M. Laugeron knew the real cause. It
5      XXV|         Naturally,” pursued M. Laugeron, “the two officers examined
6     XXVI|       cried: “Come in,” and M. Laugeron instantly entered the room.~ ~
7     XXVI|        abbe understood what M. Laugeron meant, but dared not say: “