Chapter

 1 I    |   district extending on the one hand between the highroad to
 2 I    |   courage, and he would lay his hand upon the collar of the most
 3 I    |         profusely. In his right hand, covered with a handkerchief,
 4 I    |      the fireplace. He laid his hand on their hearts, but no
 5 I    |       who was struck down by my hand, have both confirmed my
 6 I    |      present culprit was an old hand or not, Gevrol was about
 7 I    |         will take the matter in hand: and we can then do whatever
 8 II   |     that mysterious power whose hand is everywhere, and which,
 9 III  |      framework of the door, his hand pressed to his forehead,
10 III  |       to read the future in the hand of a rich client. This new
11 III  |    search for the gate with his hand stretched out before him—
12 III  |      little finger of his right hand—”~His companion’s despairing
13 III  |        assertions? On the other hand, the gravity of his companion,
14 III  |         snow-covered stone. His hand left a very distinct imprint
15 III  |      feet high. The mark of his hand proves that I am not mistaken.
16 IV   |        moments before, with his hand pressed upon his forehead,
17 V    |       He seized his companion’s hand, nearly crushing it in his
18 V    |      cane, which never left his hand, and already laughing in
19 V    |        risen, his report in his hand; he bowed, and assuming
20 VI   |      man’s person. In the right hand trousers pocket some tobacco,
21 VI   |         were found; in the left hand one, a linen handkerchief
22 VI   |      proofs when I have them in hand. May I be hung if the grounds
23 VII  |        knees, his chin upon his hand, his under lip hanging low
24 VII  |    agents were standing near at hand, waiting to have a look
25 VII  |      paper into the palm of his hand. He divided it into two
26 VII  |     standing, but, on the other hand, it was evident that he
27 VIII |       are cowards.~On the other hand, the unfortunate fellow
28 VIII |         woman who paid me had a hand as small as a child’s, and
29 IX   |    Justice usually holds in her hand, he made simplicity and
30 IX   |         her.”~He was laying his hand upon the bell, when Lecoq
31 X    |        straight line, his right hand raised to the peak of his
32 X    |       soldier allowed his right hand to fall to his side, he
33 X    |         a hasty movement of the hand, the prisoner interrupted
34 X    |       and I would give my right hand to repair it; but my conscience
35 X    |         the prisoner lifted his hand, as if to call upon God
36 XI   |      that; but how can I put my hand upon them?”~“The police
37 XI   |        He took the jewel in his hand, examined it attentively,
38 XIV  |   daughter-in-law.~On the other hand, however, Lecoq met a number
39 XV   |          cried he, striking his hand violently against his forehead. “
40 XV   |       pay to be able to lay his hand on his shoulder. Lecoq was
41 XV   |        holding her child by the hand, and leaning over the baluster;
42 XVI  |       to the business he had on hand, or of driving away care
43 XVI  |      the slowness of the minute hand. Just after nine o’clock,
44 XVI  |       his rancor have the upper hand, Goguet actually offered
45 XVI  |         with the real matter in hand, M. Segmuller wished to
46 XVI  |        his powers. On the other hand, the prisoner charged with
47 XVIII|   smoothed upon the palm of his hand. As soon as he glanced at
48 XVIII|       in 32mo. With a trembling hand Lecoq turned to page 235,
49 XIX  |         it in the hollow of his hand, and examined it with apparent
50 XIX  |    warrant for his arrest in my hand.”~“And what if he should
51 XX   |     dirty, though, on the other hand, his necktie, a pretentious
52 XX   |          I would stake my right hand upon it.”~At that same instant,
53 XXI  |      jingling some coins in his hand, and seemed to be in a very
54 XXI  | attempted to shout, but an iron hand stifled the cry in his throat.
55 XXI  |        amazed to lend a helping hand to his younger colleague. “
56 XXI  |        word, he was raising his hand to the bell-chain, employed
57 XXII |    cordiality, and held out his hand.~“Upon my word!” said he, “
58 XXII |       little finger of his left hand is lacking, as is mentioned.”~“
59 XXIII|        to have gained the upper hand. “It is beautiful! it is
60 XXIV |      your power. ‘A bird in the hand’—you know the proverb.”~“
61 XXIV |        this cunning adversary’s hand. How could you fail to see
62 XXIV |       Lecoq struck his clenched hand violently upon the table
63 XXV  |         the pages with an eager hand, like a person seeking some