Chapter

 1 I    |         thirty thousand francs, I don’t suppose you’d be here.”
 2 I    |        Gevrol to his companions, “don’t you know Mother Chupin’
 3 I    |           articulate a syllable.~“Don’t do any mischief,” continued
 4 I    |           is possible, after all, don’t spoil it.”~A frightful
 5 I    |     inspector. “Your lamentations don’t affect me. You ought to
 6 II   |         like me,” he remarked. “I don’t like boasters—”~“One moment!”
 7 II   |           battle of Waterloo?”~“I don’t see the connection—”~“
 8 III  |         gruffly; “and, above all, don’t walk about the garden,
 9 IV   |          that in such cases words don’t suffice. If we declare
10 VIII |          she wasn’t pretty, and I don’t believe she was young,
11 VIII |         To which one?”~“Really, I don’t exactly know.”~In a moment
12 VIII |          had given me the gripes. Don’t be uneasy about the score,
13 VIII |          Has he gone away then? I don’t see him anywhere?”~The
14 VIII |            At M. Trigault’s house—don’t forget—Father Papillon—
15 IX   |           mood, “M. Segmuller—you don’t seem to know him. He is
16 IX   |        any fresh information?”~“I don’t think I have wasted my
17 IX   |            People as poor as I am don’t fear the thieves,” she
18 X    |        die—to die quickly, if you don’t wish to suffer.’ So I
19 XI   |           What port was that?”~“I don’t know.”~At this reply Lecoq,
20 XII  |       plotting mischief against I don’t know whom—and it was because
21 XII  |       police is very plausible, I don’t deny it; but it seems
22 XIV  |          the traces of a person I don’t even know! Is it possible
23 XIV  |      received the same reply.~“We don’t know such a person; we
24 XIV  |       commissary?”~“Yes. Still, I don’t know whether the boy obeyed
25 XIV  |     plenty of suitors.”~“Then you don’t think her capable of serving,
26 XV   |      distress ourselves about it. Don’t be so cast down, Father
27 XV   |         the best of us yet, if we don’t keep our eyes open. Don’
28 XV   |         don’t keep our eyes open. Don’t you forget him, papa;
29 XV   |    undesirable acquaintances? But don’t be alarmed; this does
30 XV   |           your husband’s friends, don’t you know any who might
31 XVI  |         influence her evidence! I don’t understand you.”~“But
32 XVI  |         sir.”~M. Segmuller rose. “Don’t prevaricate any longer,”
33 XVI  |         questions with “no” or “I don’t know”; and retracted everything
34 XVI  |          nothing,” he replied, “I don’t suspect any one. All I
35 XVII |        the plot?” he murmured.~“I don’t think so,” replied Lecoq,
36 XVII |         one of our fugitives.”~“I don’t think so.”~“Who do you
37 XVII |         Oh, oh! And of course you don’t hope for a sou by way
38 XVII |           doorkeeper to manager: “Don’t you know an actor named
39 XVIII|        out of his cell again; and don’t allow him to return there
40 XIX  |             Why,” replied Lecoq, “don’t you see that he wished
41 XIX  |          surprise his secret.”~“I don’t deceive myself, sir. May
42 XIX  | profession. And, mark this, sir—I don’t doubt Gevrol’s honesty.
43 XX   |           I am not surprised they don’t recognize me, since I
44 XXI  |      particular one. Now, if they don’t throw aside the mask,
45 XXI  |          near them, and listen.”~“Don’t think of such a thing,”
46 XXI  |         end badly,” he murmured.~“Don’t be alarmed,” replied his
47 XXI  |          I frankly confess that I don’t understand the maneuvres
48 XXI  |       shows himself, capture him; don’t allow him to escape.”~“
49 XXI  |           sergeants in surprise, “don’t you know the gardens of
50 XXII |        replied.~“Why?”~“Because I don’t know him. I never saw
51 XXII |          something about him.”~“I don’t say I haven’t been guilty
52 XXII |        What are we to do?”~“Ah! I don’t know. Perhaps I shall
53 XXIII|           affair like an angel!”~“Don’t you mean to say like a
54 XXIII|           had begun to make it.”~“Don’t be in such a hurry to
55 XXIII|           the young detective. “I don’t think I’ve been so simple
56 XXIII|          a serious expression. “I don’t suppose it,” he replied; “
57 XXIV |           exciting suspicion?”~“I don’t know; I can’t say now.
58 XXIV |        enemies?” inquired Lecoq.~“Don’t the facts prove that beyond
59 XXIV |            You tried very hard, I don’t deny it; but as for making
60 XXIV |        yourself to Madame Milner; don’t lose sight of her; cling
61 XXIV |           is it possible that you don’t suspect the real name
62 XXIV |        eyes. “No,” he replied, “I don’t suspect—”~“You are uttering
63 XXV  |      contemporary history. If you don’t wish to remain all your
64 XXV  |             I must confess that I don’t see the connection.”~M.
65 XXV  |       magistrate’s father. Only I don’t see that it teaches us
66 XXV  |         glass. Take care, my boy, don’t attack the duke. I wouldn’
67 XXV  |  detective shook his head. “Oh! I don’t deceive myself,” said
68 XXV  |         day I learn his secret. I don’t fear danger; but I know,