Chapter

  1 I    |           dense that one could not see one’s hands before one’s
  2 I    |         through the cracks, and to see what was passing within.~
  3 I    |           Naturally, but we do not see it.”~“I have been attacked;
  4 I    |          are dead! They will never see morning again. Leave them
  5 I    |            cut? Where did you ever see soldiers with their hair
  6 I    |           from me.”~It was easy to see that the fellow’s resolution
  7 I    |       obstinately silent. So as to see whether the present culprit
  8 II   |          still manages to hear and see everything. He was delighted
  9 II   |        appearances, since you will see nothing beneath them! But
 10 II   |         done. Do you think you can see anything that he didn’t
 11 II   |            anything that he didn’t see?”~“I think that Gevrol,
 12 II   |      battle of Waterloo?”~“I don’t see the connection—”~“Answer,
 13 III  |          other agent: “what do you see?”~“Come and look for yourself,
 14 III  |        Come and look for yourself, see there!” cried Lecoq.~The
 15 III  |          wore the finest of boots. See that imprint, how clear,
 16 III  |           have good eyes—I did not see it.”~“Ah! yes, that is true!”~“
 17 III  |       interrupted Lecoq, “you will see much more. For example,
 18 III  |           who are very sharp, will see at once that he deviated
 19 III  |        reached a good place; I can see unmistakable proofs.”~The
 20 III  |           carried her—for you will see that the footprints made
 21 III  |  simplicity, but the other did not see him do so. “It is rather
 22 III  |           run to the Poivriere and see what was passing there.
 23 III  |       place himself where he might see him pass by with his captors.”~
 24 III  |            It was not difficult to see that after one had examined
 25 IV   |          suddenly, “I comprehend—I see!”~Father Absinthe drew near.
 26 IV   |     Absinthe drew near. He did not see nor divine anything! but
 27 IV   |           a lark.”~“Then I did not see the misfortune that threatens
 28 IV   |           He did not, he could not see the connection.~Greatly
 29 IV   |       magistrate will say, ‘Let me see them.’ And who will feel
 30 V    |           absurd. And yet we shall see many things quite as strange
 31 V    |       colleague’s fortunes.~“We’ll see about that,” murmured the
 32 V    |      himself and thought: “We will see about that.”~
 33 VI   |           way?”~“Assuredly.”~“Then see if there isn’t some mark
 34 VI   |            that the magistrate may see you.”~The young man advanced,
 35 VII  |           saying that he wanted to see the prisoner.~Left alone,
 36 VII  |    magistrate to decide. I came to see if you wanted anything.”~“
 37 VII  |            t do for me.”~“You must see that you only aggravate
 38 VII  |      slowly. “Do you think I can’t see that if the mud were picked
 39 VIII |          sweet as music.”~“Did you see her face?”~“I just caught
 40 VIII |            and everybody wished to see the victims.~On drawing
 41 VIII |      interest in the business, you see.”~The young detective was
 42 VIII |     sightseers, most of whom could see nothing at all, were packed
 43 VIII |            gone away then? I don’t see him anywhere?”~The keeper
 44 IX   |           my head that I might not see the blood run. An instant
 45 IX   |            to say to me: ‘I didn’t see anything; I didn’t hear
 46 IX   |          were you not surprised to see three men utterly unknown
 47 X    |           What were they?”~“Let me see—to commence with, when I
 48 X    |       called Affiloir, because you see—”~“Who was this Father Fougasse?”~“
 49 X    |            and I replied. You will see that I have spoken the truth,
 50 X    |            a ditch. ‘I must go and see what that is,’ he said to
 51 X    |            that he had expected to see the prison doors fly open
 52 XI   |          defeat, as it was easy to see by the sharp manner in which
 53 XI   |           few moments’ silence. “I see that you speak three European
 54 XI   |           the house. I fancy I can see it now; and, if some one
 55 XI   |        minute ago that you did not see these women leave: that
 56 XI   |         uttered when the agent you see here arrested you.”~“What
 57 XI   |           well.”~“I should like to see any one prove that!” So
 58 XII  |         shoulders disdainfully. “I see the matter in an entirely
 59 XII  |               The police agent you see here followed the tracks
 60 XII  |        prisoner. “I should like to see this cab-driver.”~“Have
 61 XII  |     enraged; “the cause! Can’t you see, sir, that you are torturing
 62 XII  |        said no more, but waited to see the effect of this last
 63 XIII |            was already too dark to see to write, and accordingly
 64 XIII |        detective was furious. “You see that Gevrol already speaks
 65 XIV  |            the Morgue; then I will see.”~But he did not find Father
 66 XIV  |         you are much interested, I see, in teaching your parrot
 67 XIV  |        louis he handed me. You can see that the writing is not
 68 XV   |           Then the young man could see his colleague, and, good
 69 XV   |       worth a hundred sous; so you see I’ve still more than twelve
 70 XV   |          and could not, therefore, see the intruder’s face. Quickly
 71 XV   |           turned, he had failed to see who it was: and yet he was
 72 XV   |        husband said to me: ‘Do you see that old man there? He will
 73 XVI  |      ordered a messenger to go and see if he could not find Lecoq
 74 XVI  | pretentious attitude and waited to see what else was coming.~But
 75 XVI  |        queries, but it was easy to see from his knit brows that
 76 XVI  |         Chupin has been allowed to see some visitor.”~These suppositions
 77 XVI  |           whether any one asked to see the prisoner Chupin yesterday?”~“
 78 XVI  |       woman obtained permission to see Polyte Chupin.”~
 79 XVII |         that was used yesterday to see young Chupin was in the
 80 XVII |             He would have liked to see the face of any one; but
 81 XVII |            the way here before you see your money. You will only
 82 XVII |        saying that he would go and see if madame had really gone
 83 XVII |           we did very well, as you see.”~“But, madame,” insisted
 84 XVIII|         murderer will be unable to see me, I shall not lose sight
 85 XVIII|      Moreover, he was impatient to see these unwelcome visitors
 86 XVIII|           the cell below. He could see the door, the bed, the table,
 87 XVIII|         hear as easily as he could see. Each syllable reached his
 88 XVIII|        there by the window I can’t see? I must know to-morrow.”~
 89 XVIII|           there so very curious to see?”~“Perhaps nothing,” replied
 90 XVIII|         and be patient. But let me see the missive that was enclosed
 91 XVIII|           finished his letter. You see, now, how the correspondent
 92 XIX  |          replied Lecoq, “don’t you see that he wished to persuade
 93 XIX  |            inquire after him.~“You see, my good fellow,” quoth
 94 XIX  |   overruled, than with the wish to see it prevail.~“I think, my
 95 XIX  |      therefore, to the Prefecture; see your superiors—”~With a
 96 XIX  |          Palais de Justice. I will see the public prosecutor myself;
 97 XIX  |         must make haste if I am to see the public prosecutor to-day.”~
 98 XIX  |          would give a good deal to see him in my place.”~But this
 99 XX   |            lament, let us wait and see what happens. It is not
100 XX   |            am in a hurry. You will see me again; good morning.”~
101 XX   |           yards distant, and could see that his face was pallid.
102 XX   |           his attire. “On going to see my uncle this morning, I
103 XX   |         half out of his wits.~“You see that I am an agent of the
104 XX   |            now,” added he, “I must see and hear you. Where can
105 XX   |           you can hear and you can see everything through the glass.”~
106 XX   |          Madame Milner you want to see; but you have come too late;
107 XX   |          house, so that May shan’t see her. I invent an excuse
108 XX   |         the woman’s manner I could see she was stupefied.”~Ah!
109 XX   |       turns, like the devil. We’ll see what he is going to do now
110 XXI  |            keen eyesight indeed to see even for a moderate distance.
111 XXI  |           dreaded shadow. He could see nothing, however, for although
112 XXI  |      remain, and Gevrol shall soon see which is right, he or I.”~
113 XXI  |        thought Lecoq, delighted to see so many auxiliaries, “it
114 XXI  |           the Suisse, “in order to see if the fugitive has not
115 XXI  |            his friend; but we will see if his devotion will withstand
116 XXII |     captured a famous prize. I can see Gevrol’s nose now when he
117 XXII |         and by midnight I began to see double. He then began to
118 XXII |            save us, a man who will see what I haven’t been able
119 XXIII|        Papa Tirauclair to come and see him?”~“We need your advice,
120 XXIII|         chance to be proud of! You see, my boys, everything has
121 XXIII|           l’Ecureuil, who comes to see me, told me you were strangely
122 XXIV |             What connection do you see between the magistrate’s
123 XXIV |        hand. How could you fail to see that this trunk was only
124 XXIV |                That’s the truth; I see it now.”~“But instead of
125 XXIV |         everything was lost; but I see that my blunders can be
126 XXIV |            did not wish Tabaret to see his eyes. “No,” he replied, “
127 XXV  |          must confess that I don’t see the connection.”~M. Tabaret
128 XXV  |  magistrate’s father. Only I don’t see that it teaches us anything.”~
129 XXV  |            with sparkling eyes. “I see it clearly now,” he exclaimed. “
130 XXV  |       picture of complacency. “You see the assistance history gives,”