Chapter

 1 I   |             shall go and arouse the commissary of police, and inform him
 2 II  |   probabilities. In a few hours the commissary of police, the legal physician,
 3 II  |            he goes in search of the commissary, as he has gone this evening,
 4 III |          awaiting the coming of the commissary of police.~But Father Absinthe
 5 V   |            of our comrades with the commissary of police and two other
 6 V   |     gentlemen.”~It was, indeed, the commissary who was approaching, interested
 7 V   |          the case. Accordingly, the commissary thought there was no harm
 8 V   |            had been summoned by the commissary to identify, if possible,
 9 V   |             less disturbed than the commissary. He whistled as he walked
10 V   |           aside to make way for the commissary of police.~This commissary
11 V   |          commissary of police.~This commissary was far from being a novice.
12 V   |          frightful night,” said the commissary, kindly; “and quite unnecessarily,
13 V   |              And you?” inquired the commissary, “pray, what do you mean?”~
14 V   |           women; consequently—”~The commissary seemed thoughtful. “Ah!
15 V   |          approving remarks from the commissary and the two physicians.~
16 V   |           in this affair,” said the commissary when Lecoq had finished
17 V   |         even give me his name.”~The commissary was silent for a moment,
18 VI  |           those who accompanied the commissary of police to the Poivriere.~
19 VI  |           you, gentlemen,” said the commissary of police, “to begin your
20 VI  |              sergeant,” ordered the commissary, “and look carefully at
21 VI  |           very good idea,” said the commissary, approvingly.~“Here is his
22 VI  |             clothing?” insisted the commissary. “Could he have borrowed
23 VI  |                Do so,” approved the commissary; “it would be an excellent
24 VI  |       warned that very probably the commissary would require his deposition.
25 VI  |          pretended soldier, and the commissary, who performed this duty
26 VI  |            be nothing more, and the commissary was expressing his regret,
27 VI  |         carefully folded paper. The commissary unfolded it and read the
28 VI  |               Lecoq was silent. The commissary of police had handed him
29 VI  |            were gathered around the commissary, holding council and deliberating,
30 VI  |            they seemed.~Perhaps the commissary of police thought he would
31 VI  |         evidence. “If Monsieur, the Commissary, will listen to me, he shall
32 VI  |           of the physicians and the commissary by a slight nod of the head.
33 VI  |        gravely; “very serious.”~The commissary’s only response was to lift
34 VI  |           past two hours the worthy commissary’s responsibility had weighed
35 VI  |             become intense; and the commissary only expressed the general
36 VI  |          busy in authenticating the commissary’s proces-verbal, he began
37 VI  |            perusal he turned to the commissary and remarked: “All this
38 VI  |          too just and fair; and the commissary deeply regretted that he
39 VI  |           Lecoq’s head whirled.~The commissary hesitated for an instant.
40 VII |           begged us to send for the commissary, to go to his house, and
41 XIV |      evening I gave orders that the commissary of police should be informed
42 XIV |             matter.”~“Yesterday—the commissary?”~“Yes. Still, I don’t know
43 XIV |        mistress, “did you go to the commissary’s office?”~“Yes, madame.”~“
44 XIV |             address of the district commissary of police, promised him
45 XIV |        fortunate enough to find the commissary at his office. Having given
46 XIV |            disappearance,” said the commissary. “Casimir told me about
47 XIV |            start at once,” said the commissary.~The driver whipped up his
48 XIV |          gone mad?” interrupted the commissary. “What, Madame Milner perjure
49 XIV |        reappear, accompanied by the commissary, Madame Milner seemed to
50 XIV |     despatched for a locksmith, the commissary endeavored to reassure and
51 XIV | thunderstruck. When he had seen the commissary lock the trunk and its contents
52 XV  |             address from the police commissary of the district where the
53 XV  |           one. The secretary of the commissary of police for the thirteenth
54 XV  |           these facts to Lecoq, the commissary’s secretary added that they
55 XVII|             request indorsed by the commissary of police of her district.”~