Chapter

 1 I    |        you may select. And if you find anything that I have not
 2 II   |       around, however; and if you find anything you can wake me.”~
 3 III  |        but unfortunately he could find none. “Upon my word!” he
 4 III  |           mock me in this way. We find a clue, and instead of following
 5 IV   |          companion’s good-will to find it again.~On such occasions
 6 IV   |           I shall not know how to find this driver to-morrow? He
 7 IV   |      boards and old boxes you can find lying about.”~While his
 8 V    |        here, and to obtain it, to find it, he decided to run this
 9 VI   |        are male thieves, you will find female thieves as well.
10 VII  |          which the prisoner would find himself would cause him
11 VII  |    supposed that he was amazed to find himself still alive. Suddenly
12 VIII |    presence. He was determined to find the cab-driver who had been
13 VIII |         the place. I am trying to find them. I am a detective;
14 IX   |      secretly vowed that he would find this Lacheneur, at any cost.
15 X    |        replied Lecoq, “and I will find him even if I have to question
16 X    |     prisoners, she will certainly find some opportunity to communicate
17 XI   |        favor; it would be easy to find him, I suppose?”~“Certainly,”
18 XI   |        not be difficult for me to find him, only it would require
19 XI   |         it would be impossible to find it at night-time, if one
20 XI   | understand how necessary it is to find these women,” said the magistrate
21 XI   |       shall be shown you. Goguet, find it.”~The clerk at once read
22 XII  |     letter—which he knew he would find in the pocket of the Widow
23 XIII | concealing his identity. You will find that you have to deal with
24 XIV  |         will see.”~But he did not find Father Absinthe at the Prefecture,
25 XIV  |           was fortunate enough to find the commissary at his office.
26 XV   |         research are requisite to find a flaw in his defense. With
27 XV   |    absolutely necessary for us to find the Widow Chupin’s daughter-in-law;
28 XV   |        matter what side I turn, I find him on the defensive. He
29 XV   |           who came here hoping to find you alone, who was frightened
30 XV   |            and by assisting me to find the guilty party. Now, among
31 XVI  |        striving, as he did so, to find some flaw through which
32 XVI  |           and see if he could not find Lecoq somewhere in the neighborhood;
33 XVI  |         his destination, he could find no one who had seen the
34 XVII |        action the easier it is to find the culprit, and prove his
35 XVII |         have any orders, you will find a trusty messenger in the
36 XVII |          my colleagues. I want to find out something about Lacheneur’
37 XVII |      diamond earring. “And when I find the owner I shall at the
38 XVII |           murmured, “that I am to find the solution of the enigma!
39 XVII |         intensely disappointed to find that Madame d’Arlange could
40 XVII |       madame, but I am anxious to find the owner of this valuable
41 XVII |          said, if he should never find the lady who had lost this
42 XVII |           turn, in this affair, I find mention of Germany. The
43 XVIII|       magistrate; “do you hope to find the key to this cipher?”~“
44 XVIII|         of the page. Then he must find on the same page the words
45 XIX  |          brain again and again to find some satisfactory explanation.
46 XIX  |        the rest, I will watch and find a way—never fear!”~Goguet,
47 XIX  |        unawares he might possibly find him engaged in surreptitiously
48 XIX  |          rejoined, the whole gang find themselves caught in the
49 XIX  |          replied Lecoq, “May will find himself strangely embarrassed,
50 XIX  |       perfectly frank with you. I find that Gevrol enjoys too much
51 XXI  |   fatiguing night, they would not find some cold meat and a glass
52 XXII |      interest every book he could find that had any connection
53 XXII |         Such learning as he might find in books did not suffice,
54 XXIII|       very first circumstance you find that seems at all probable
55 XXIV |          such a position I should find some excuse—invent something—”~“
56 XXIV |     something—”~“And if you could find nothing better,” interrupted
57 XXIV |         his enemy. He expected to find M. d’Escorval there, ready
58 XXIV |         were you not surprised to find a magistrate, with a broken
59 XXIV |         jewels mentioned, I could find none that answered the description
60 XXIV |          boy?”~“What for? Why, to find my fugitive, to be sure!”~
61 XXV  |      Present Age,” which he would find in the bookcase on the right.