Chapter

 1 I    |     consideration as was due to a person of that exalted rank.~“If
 2 II   |           whom do you suppose the person we have just arrested to
 3 III  |      pause. This description of a person whose existence had but
 4 IV   |     anxious as an unsophisticated person who, having questioned a
 5 IV   |   irritation that is natural to a person who has just heard a bad
 6 V    |           been some very reckless person returning late at night
 7 V    |         interrupt, he added: “The person who came here, who dared
 8 V    |           these murdered men—this person could have been none other
 9 VI   |           Gevrol.~“Still, if this person was a civilian, how could
10 VI   |          another of them, and the person who sold these clothes will
11 VI   |         found upon the dead man’s person. In the right hand trousers
12 VII  |      moved while he submitted his person to one of those ignominous
13 VIII |          I followed them. But the person who had first spoken was
14 IX   |       were upstairs, this unknown person—this stranger—should have
15 X    |           the murderer is not the person we have supposed him to
16 X    |      inspection of the prisoner’s person led him to believe that
17 XI   |          indicate any respectable person who will vouch for the truth
18 XII  |      never had occasion to meet a person called Lacheneur, an individual
19 XII  |         care you bestow upon your person might betray you. You foresaw
20 XIV  |          discover the traces of a person I don’t even know! Is it
21 XIV  |      reply.~“We don’t know such a person; we haven’t seen any one
22 XV   |        one’s blunders to the very person who has suffered by them.~“
23 XV   |      happened that the very first person the young detective questioned
24 XVI  |        which never looked another person in the face. Nor could the
25 XVI  |           should like to kill the person who uttered such a falsehood.
26 XVI  |           should like to kill the person who dared to say that I
27 XVI  |     simply sends an order to that person to appear before him, and
28 XVII |           not have found a better person to question, for this same
29 XVII |        loaded with paint, and her person covered with ornaments.
30 XVIII|          the money found upon his person when arrested, and deposited
31 XVIII|         which come naturally to a person who feels certain he is
32 XIX  | connections; and yet not a single person has made any inquiry during
33 XIX  |         continued: “I suppose the person who threw it, made a mistake
34 XX   |         Seine wishes to examine a person confined in one of the Paris
35 XX   |         trifling information. The person addressed replied and passed
36 XX   |          goods, all by obliging a person in this way. Well, you never
37 XX   |             replied the lad.~“The person who received me when I came
38 XXI  |           certainly have seen any person who passed out.”~“Let us
39 XXII |        should be one and the same person?” But the notion seemed
40 XXII |     invited them to sit down.~The person whom Lecoq had come to consult
41 XXII |         at the Prefecture. When a person is employed, salary or compensation
42 XXII |     Tabaret were one and the same person.~Lecoq was trying to gain
43 XXIV |           went immediately to the person who had charge of the sale.”~“
44 XXV  |        with an eager hand, like a person seeking some word in a dictionary.~“