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 1 I    |      speaking in a still calmer tone. “No foolishness, my lad;
 2 II   |    dissimulate, and it was in a tone of the utmost indifference
 3 II   |   naturally did not observe the tone of triumph in his young
 4 II   |       probably in much the same tone that Archimedes cried “Eureka!”
 5 III  |        Absinthe, in an oracular tone.~But his companion cut short
 6 III  |       not move.”~Lecoq’s modest tone had suddenly become so imperious
 7 III  |      precise details given in a tone of absolute certainty, completely
 8 III  |         said the good man, in a tone of resignation.~“We had
 9 V    |         it was in a very modest tone that he said to his companion: “
10 V    |         and it was in a serious tone that he eventually added: “
11 VI   |      crime in a very despondent tone.~“It will now be best,”
12 VI   |          With what an imperious tone he had imposed silence upon
13 VII  |        prisoner, in an insolent tone. “Is it a crime not to have
14 VIII |        was able to impart.~In a tone that implied that all trifling
15 IX   |  magisterial duties.~Still, the tone of his voice was so paternal,
16 IX   |      name?” he asked in a sharp tone.~“Aspasie Claperdty, my
17 IX   |      suddenly changing both her tone and manner, she began her
18 X    |       it was in the most modest tone that he replied: “Might
19 X    |         interrupted Lecoq, in a tone that betrayed superlative
20 X    |      magistrate in a benevolent tone; “if you are too weak to
21 X    | bitterness but not anger in his tone; in short, he spoke with
22 X    |         noted his attitude, his tone of voice, his looks and
23 XI   |        magistrate retorted in a tone of assurance: “I will prove
24 XII  |   assumed a surly, discontented tone. But his troubles were by
25 XII  |    toward Lecoq, and then, in a tone of crushing scorn, he added: “
26 XII  |       observation was made in a tone of remarkable candor, just
27 XII  |        changing both manner and tone, he added with the urbanity
28 XIII |         said he in a thoughtful tone, “that man is not a knave.
29 XVI  |    important and somewhat husky tone that he delivered the order
30 XVII |       satisfaction, and, in the tone of an oracle, remarked: “
31 XVII |         she spoke in an affable tone. “Ah, well young man,” said
32 XVIII|         ventured to remark in a tone of covert irony: “Why do
33 XVIII|       last words, and then in a tone of mingled despondency and
34 XVIII|        to take note of it.” The tone of resolution with which
35 XIX  |      time!” rejoined Lecoq in a tone of angry banter, a scarlet
36 XIX  |      who he really is.”~Lecoq’s tone, and his allusion to the
37 XIX  |          he replied in a modest tone; “and I believe it will
38 XIX  |        a sorrowful, reproachful tone.~The magistrate had by this
39 XIX  |       he remarked in an altered tone. “The same agent who asserts
40 XIX  |       garments. In a complacent tone, and with a strong Norman
41 XXI  |    Absinthe!” he exclaimed in a tone of delighted surprise.~“
42 XXII |        in an entirely different tone that Lecoq remarked: “At
43 XXIV |         with a sudden change of tone and an ironical gesture,