36/39 I must at once see the public prosecutor, whether he is up or not. I shall go direct from his house to the Palais de Justice, and be there before eight o'clock; and I desire, M.Tabaret, that you will there await my orders." The old fellow bowed his thanks and was about to leave, when the magistrate's servant appeared. He waits an answer." "Very well," replied M.Daburon. "Ask the man to have some refreshment; at least offer him a glass of wine." He opened the envelope. "Ah!" he cried, "a letter from Gevrol;" and he read: "'To the investigating magistrate. |