Chapter

 1 I    |  occurred to me; but I could not give the order without warning
 2 II   |    diploma of bachelor, does not give an annuity with it. Hence
 3 II   |       interrupted him. “You must give up that idea, Father Absinthe,”
 4 II   |        he was longing. “You will give me a moment first,” he remarked. “
 5 II   |    accomplices, and he wished to give them time to escape. Ah!
 6 III  |       report shall we be able to give them! As for me, if you
 7 IV   |       all events he can probably give us a description of them,
 8 IV   |       breathe, but Lecoq did not give him time to do so.~“Make
 9 V    |        accomplice, of whom I can give quite a close description.
10 V    |        thing we can do now is to give over mourning, and prepare
11 V    |     questions, and wouldn’t even give me his name.”~The commissary
12 VI   |          the concierge, who will give it to you.~“Be at the ball
13 VI   |    actually discover; and I only give proofs when I have them
14 VII  |       utter some word that might give the desired clue.~It was
15 VII  |          can. But you had better give me back what they took from
16 VIII |          gaining promotion. I’ll give him advancement with a vengeance!
17 VIII |         is my card. Now, can you give me any information?”~The
18 VIII |        to jump on to the box and give the signal for starting.
19 VIII |        the head keeper, who will give it you. You will understand
20 IX   |     yesterday? Did M. d’Escorval give you any orders? Have you
21 IX   |          very miserably.”~“Well, give me a description of them.”~“
22 X    |          misfortune; and I would give my right hand to repair
23 X    |         Now,” said he, “you will give me your attention; and do
24 X    |      other what name they should give me, and as it happened to
25 X    |        case,” said he, “will you give me a specimen of your talent?”~“
26 XI   |          sold, but he was not to give it up until he reached the
27 XII  |       you affirm that he did not give the Widow Chupin counsel
28 XII  |         a heap of cold ashes can give the effect of a glowing
29 XIII |     Poivriere, and might perhaps give us valuable information
30 XIV  |     Prefecture, and no one could give any tidings of him. He had
31 XIV  |    answering the description you give of him.”~Any other answer
32 XIV  |         these hotels in order to give a semblance of truth to
33 XIV  |        was finding ten francs to give him as change for the louis
34 XV   |          him all that, and yet I give up the game in despair as
35 XV   |    petrified with astonishment; “give us a bar, a piece of iron,
36 XV   |  Absinthe; “perhaps Papillon can give us some information.”~But
37 XV   |          capable of such a deed? Give me the names of his acquaintances.”~
38 XVI  |       can hamper him, no one can give him orders. The entire police
39 XVII |           he soliloquized. “If I give her time for reflection,
40 XVIII|      alike were quite willing to give credit to his assertions.~
41 XIX  |          young detective came to give an account of his investigations,
42 XIX  | detection have been exhausted. I give it up. The prisoner will
43 XIX  |       head to which he feared to give expression.~“And besides?”
44 XIX  |          explained. Did they not give the key to many and many
45 XIX  |       since I last wrote to him. Give him my compliments, and
46 XIX  |          it if we could. I would give a good deal to see him in
47 XX   |         keeper of —— prison will give into the custody of the
48 XX   |          in money; and they will give it him. You told me this
49 XX   |      likely that shopkeeper will give him any money. He won’t
50 XX   |        glancing at the summons; “give me time to throw a shawl
51 XX   |         they had overtaken him, “give me the particulars. Where
52 XXI  |       night-police pass, we will give him into charge—”~He paused
53 XXI  |          the Rue de Grenelle and give the alarm. To whose house
54 XXII |            I am really unable to give you any,” he replied.~“Why?”~“
55 XXIV |        for a couple of months to give a semblance of truth to
56 XXIV |         Reflect a moment. Must I give you an example to assist