Other People's Money by Emile Gaboriau

The apartment was exactly as described by Mme. Cadelle. In the dark and narrow ante-chamber, three doors opened, -- on the left, that of the dining-room; in the centre, that of a parlor and bedroom which communicated; on the right, that of the closet. M. de Tregars slipped in noiselessly through the latter, and at once recognized that Mme. Zelie had not deceived him, and that he would see and hear every thing that went on in the parlor. He saw the young woman walk into it. She laid her provisions down upon the table, and called,

"Vincent!"