Chapter

 1 I    |      then do not expect another word from me.”~It was easy to
 2 II   |     companion’s voice. “Upon my word,” he remarked, when they
 3 II   |        certainly bring.”~At the word “reward” the old police
 4 III  |       could find none. “Upon my word!” he exclaimed, “yours is
 5 III  |       the blocks of stone, in a word, nothing escaped his glance.
 6 III  |    hovel at that very moment. A word from Gevrol, and we might
 7 IV   |         he was making. “Upon my word,” said he, “I have racked
 8 IV   |        having exchanged another word, they reentered the Widow
 9 V    |      which he did not breathe a word to Father Absinthe. When,
10 V    |         fighting us. And, on my word, we had to take him to the
11 VI   |      and much more prompt. “One word, sergeant,” said he, “isn’
12 VI   |      could just distinguish the word—Beaumarchais.~This was enough
13 VI   |       ably?” he asked.~“Upon my word, no!” responded Inspector
14 VII  |     glance, but did not utter a word.~“Well, how goes it?” asked
15 VII  |     self-control, to utter some word that might give the desired
16 VII  |     when, without waiting for a word, a motion, or a sign, the
17 VII  |   vouchsafe so much as a single word in response. As he was in
18 VIII |         and exclaimed: “Upon my word, General, our meeting will
19 IX   |         his seat, and without a word approached his clerk to
20 IX   |  magistrate did not add another word. Her deposition was read
21 X    |     However, he did not utter a word. When food was offered him
22 X    |       alone. He emphasized this word “alone.”~A moment later
23 X    |        desk to make a note. The word “comrades” had attracted
24 X    |      are afraid of misplacing a word of the romance they are
25 X    |       all were in accord; not a word of his long story had rung
26 XI   |       So you have only your own word to offer in support of this
27 XI   |  movements.”~“Did I say that?”~“Word for word; the passage shall
28 XI   |      Did I say that?”~“Word for word; the passage shall be shown
29 XII  |          One can note down each word, each ejaculation, but phraseology
30 XII  |        then lingering over each word, he added: “Only do not
31 XIII |       to the governor. “Upon my word, my dear friend,” he said, “
32 XIV  |    woman is she?”~“Why, upon my word, my young friend, Madame
33 XV   |         that you have told me a word. Very probably you can tell
34 XVI  |      replied M. Segmuller, “and word for word, if you please.”~
35 XVI  |        Segmuller, “and word for word, if you please.”~He paused;
36 XVI  |         death if she breathed a word about Lacheneur, and she
37 XVI  |         is at his disposal. One word from him and twenty agents,
38 XVII |      Arlange resided. Without a word, and without condescending
39 XVII |        very inquisitive upon my word!”~“Excuse me, madame, but
40 XVII |        s wife might mean by the word “respectable.” Did she apply
41 XVIII|      man in the Iron Mask, in a word, with his mysterious mountebank.
42 XVIII|       instant, if an indiscreet word escapes him in his sleep,
43 XVIII|     wrest it from him. “Upon my word, my boy, you are not wanting
44 XVIII|        he had not lost a single word of the recital, which was
45 XVIII|       hoping that some telltale word might escape the prisoner’
46 XVIII|      his thoughts. If the first word he wishes to write is the
47 XVIII|         until he finds the next word he wishes to use. If this
48 XVIII|       he wishes to use. If this word happens to be the sixth,
49 XVIII|        each figure represents a word.”~“Nothing could be clearer,”
50 XVIII|         to count. The fifteenth word on the page was ‘I’; the
51 XIX  |       excited by that important word “revelation.” The worthy
52 XIX  |   Segmuller corresponded with a word on the page indicated, and
53 XIX  |      office, he did not utter a word; then, sinking down into
54 XIX  |     Segmuller’s forehead. “In a word,” said he, “they think I’
55 XIX  | Segmuller, who was a man of his word, a man who never rested
56 XX   |      beard. You must answer him word for word as I tell you.
57 XX   |        must answer him word for word as I tell you. And remember,
58 XX   |         glass.”~Without another word Lecoq darted into the room
59 XX   |      very pretty woman, upon my word!—fair and plump as a partridge!”~“
60 XXI  |     sound had been heard; not a word, not an ejaculation, not
61 XXI  |       suiting the action to the word, he was raising his hand
62 XXI  |         hastily stopped him.~“A word first!” said he. “Might
63 XXII |     held out his hand.~“Upon my word!” said he, “I congratulate
64 XXII |   police force. I pledge you my word of honor, he didn’t.”~For
65 XXIII|    disgust a detective, upon my word. No more trouble, emotion,
66 XXIV |     abashed and did not utter a word. But he felt neither anger
67 XXIV |     Stupidity is not the proper word at all; you should say carelessness,
68 XXV  |      like a person seeking some word in a dictionary.~“Esbayron,”