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French criminologist (1853-1914)
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bertillon
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Bertillon is a French surname. Notable people with the name include: Alphonse Bertillon (1853–1914), French police officer and biometrics researcher Jacques Bertillon (1851–1922), French statistician and demographer Louis Bertillon (1821–1883), French statistician ...
Usage examples of bertillon.
Bertillon, and also stated that Massenet trusted Bertillon completely.
He felt a moment of outrage, focused on Bertillon, but it was merely life he felt this anger toward.
Fortunately the world seemed to take its proper form by the time the sun was a little above the bell towers, or Bertillon would likely have slept alone for the rest of his years.
Although he made no attempt to hide his connection to the ambassador, Bertillon was careful to disguise the nature of that connection.
It occurred to Bertillon at that moment that Massenet might view him the same way.
As long as he went on being useful, the count would treat Bertillon like a colleague of great value.
He did not answer Bertillon for a long moment, and then spoke almost to himself, his voice sad.
More and more frequently Bertillon would nod, reluctantly at first, but less so after a while.
She still sat on the divan with Bertillon, but they were not speaking.
It was difficult to imagine that the countess was allied with the Entonne, but why else would Bertillon have accompanied her?
Angeline Christophe and Bertillon now, but they were narrowing the gap at a mad-dingly slow pace, despite pushing their horses cruelly.
He wondered if they would stop for the night, and the thought that she might spend the night with Bertillon caused his anger to surge.
Could she not have poisoned us all, or just Bertillon, for that matter?
Either Massenet had not known, or he had not been completely honest with Bertillon, and the musician would not have been surprised to find it was the latter.
She had stolen Bertillon away, and perhaps even worse, had done it by suggesting she was available to the count.