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He ripped up the gown sleeve , and says he found marks which satisfied him of the identity . The public generally supposed those marks to have consisted of some description of scars . He rubbed the arm and found hair upon it -- something as indefinite , we think , as can readily be imagined -- as little conclusive as finding an arm in the sleeve . M. Beauvais did not return that night , but sent word to Madame Rogêt , at seven o'clock , on Wednesday evening , that an investigation was still in progress respecting her daughter . If we allow that Madame Rogêt , from her age and grief , could not go over , -LRB- which is allowing a great deal , -RRB- there certainly must have been some one who would have thought it worth while to go over and attend the investigation , if they thought the body was that of Marie . Nobody went over . There was nothing said or heard about the matter in the Rue Pavée St. Andrée , that reached even the occupants of the same building .