Chapter

 1 I    |           but I could not give the order without warning the scoundrel
 2 I    |            I not only allow you, I order you to do it. You are going
 3 II   |           however. Gevrol gave the order to start, and left the house,
 4 II   |         merit, when he received an order he executed it with military
 5 III  |          had sacrificed himself in order to save them, an act of
 6 III  | accompanied them some distance, in order to watch over them. But
 7 IV   |       saying what was not true, in order to enhance our own value,
 8 V    |       future depended upon such an order. Accordingly, he took particular
 9 V    |          the station-house with an order to detain the drunken man—”~
10 VI   |           run over to the fort and order an inspection of clothing.”~“
11 VI   |            were offered to him, in order to retain his modest but
12 VI   |         Lecoq did not wait for the order to be repeated. He snatched
13 VII  |          do you bring?”~“I have an order to conduct the prisoners
14 VII  |        prisoners being recorded in order that the description of
15 VII  |           wavered as he heard this order. Was it only a fancy?”~“
16 VIII |          premature delivery of the order to imprison the accused.~
17 IX   |         clerk, saying: “This is an order for the governor of the
18 XI   |        danger of being arrested in order to protect the retreat of
19 XIII |   Hippolyte Chupin, and address an order to the governor of the Depot
20 XIV  |           Polyte Chupin’s wife, in order to serve her with the summons
21 XIV  |          at one of these hotels in order to give a semblance of truth
22 XVI  |          him to me. Lecoq left the order at the prison.”~In less
23 XVI  |         tone that he delivered the order for Lecoq to follow him
24 XVI  |    Segmuller was still forming the order for Toinon to be removed
25 XVI  |          point, he simply sends an order to that person to appear
26 XVII |         marchioness’s presence, in order to draw from her a full
27 XVII |         without method and without order—much as Father Absinthe
28 XVIII|            the change in the usual order of things. “What do you
29 XIX  |            exaggerated a trifle in order to excite the magistrate’
30 XIX  |              Well, sir, I think an order should be given to have
31 XX   |       particular jail a so-called “order of extraction,” a concise,
32 XX   |      custody of the bearer of this order the prisoner known as ——,
33 XX   |           prisoner known as ——, in order that he may be brought before
34 XX   |           moment of receiving this order until the prisoner is again
35 XX   |            consisted in sending an order to Mazas for May to be despatched
36 XX   |           holidays; the requisite “order of extraction” being entrusted
37 XX   |           to rejoin him. Hence, in order to know which way to go,
38 XX   |            divine what they are in order to defeat them?”~The supposed
39 XX   |        truth.~“Her successor would order me off,” exclaimed May. “
40 XXI  |            To-day he repeated this order, and you may be sure that
41 XXI  |            replied the Suisse, “in order to see if the fugitive has
42 XXIV |        pretext you would invent in order to withdraw from the case