Chapter

 1 III  |             outside the garden when he entered it.”~This assertion seemed
 2 IV   |               path upon which they had entered they fancied they observed,
 3 V    |                left by the man who had entered the garden. They compared
 4 V    |                us go away, and then he entered. But why? What pressing,
 5 V    |                gesture of horror as he entered the Poivriere. The sergeant-major
 6 VI   |            still alive when the police entered the cabin, had been moved
 7 VI   |                of playing her a trick, entered her house disguised as a
 8 VI   |               investigating magistrate entered the room.~All the officials
 9 VI   |               is not possible.”~Having entered upon his duties as magistrate
10 VII  |            real cause of his anger, he entered the station house, saying
11 VII  |             seems to be.”~So saying he entered the cell, the culprit raised
12 VII  |            disappointment. The culprit entered the vehicle in the most
13 VII  |                and that he should have entered the Black Maria without
14 VII  |              the governor of the Depot entered the office. The clerk at
15 VII  |               He walked out, as he had entered, preceding the guard, like
16 VII  |           itself, and scarcely had she entered the corridor than she was
17 VII  |         hearing, but M. d’Escorval had entered, or rather thrown himself
18 VIII |               consented, and the party entered a wine-shop close by. When
19 VIII |               in it; they fled when we entered the place. I am trying to
20 VIII |                o’clock three young men entered, arm-in-arm. From their
21 VIII |          little restaurant close by. I entered it myself, and it is there
22 VIII |               1,000 less 2—”~Lecoq had entered the left wing of the Palais.
23 IX   |             voice.~The young detective entered, and found himself face
24 IX   |               stated above, when Lecoq entered M. Segmuller’s room the
25 IX   |               hostess of the Poivriere entered the room, bowing to the
26 IX   |             take care. When the police entered your cabin, after this crime
27 X    |         violent jerk, and the prisoner entered, or rather precipitated
28 XI   |           Italie, I hastened there and entered a wine-shop. While I was
29 XI   |              But you saw them when you entered the place—what were they
30 XI   |               how you—you who had just entered that hovel for the first
31 XI   |               to explain the drama. “I entered,” said he, “by this door,
32 XI   |           assailants before the police entered the place? Answer me, yes
33 XII  |                himself: “The arrow has entered the bull’s-eye this time!”~
34 XIII |              the governor of the Depot entered.~During the past twenty-four
35 XIV  |                into the vestibule, and entered the office—a neat, brightly
36 XIV  |               it, and the name must be entered in my book, which, if it
37 XV   |         boulevard, however, a new idea entered his brain, an idea of so
38 XV   |                will you come in?”~They entered the room, and Lecoq lit
39 XV   |                  Well, as soon as they entered the cafe, into which I had
40 XV   |                respectable-looking man entered, and took a seat beside
41 XV   |                the others, and that he entered the cafe with the view of
42 XV   |              floor.~The two detectives entered, and found a woman busily
43 XVI  |              quarter of an hour Polyte entered the room. From head to foot,
44 XVI  |                and Toinon the Virtuous entered the room, carrying her child
45 XVI  |         conscientious turn of mind, he entered each establishment in succession
46 XVI  |              of the woman who had just entered his room, and recapitulated
47 XVII |             Twenty minutes later Lecoq entered this well-known jeweler’
48 XVIII|            stop singing until a keeper entered his cell carrying his breakfast.
49 XX   | second-hand-clothes shop close by, May entered in evident haste. Lecoq
50 XX   |                shop attired as when he entered it. Luck had for once been
51 XX   |         similar signal in response, he entered the shop. The owner was
52 XX   |            About twelve days ago a man entered my shop with a bundle under
53 XX   |             truth of his suspicion, he entered a tobacconist’s shop and
54 XXI  |             gave up the discussion and entered the shop.~“Ah, so now he
55 XXI  |             away, the fugitive at last entered the fourth. The two detectives,
56 XXI  |               dimly lighted alley, and entered a dingy dwelling.~“Run and
57 XXI  |               that object in view they entered a wine-shop close by. They
58 XXI  |                and passages that Lecoq entered not a nook was left unexplored,
59 XXI  |                 How could any one have entered here? Besides, I can’t suffer
60 XXI  |         through the apartments.”~Lecoq entered, but it was only for form’
61 XXII |              He did not move when they entered, failing to recognize them
62 XXV  |                  XXV~How this idea had entered old Tabaret’s head, Lecoq