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 1 I    |     it is, on the contrary, a work of patience and meditation;
 2 II   |     and say: “I would like to work.” Such men were working
 3 II   | himself was frightened by the work of his imagination: for
 4 III  | suddenly become intrepid. “To work, then!” he sighed, like
 5 III  |     this scene anything but a work of imagination? Was the
 6 IV   |    the thaw had completed its work, and there were large patches
 7 IV   |      empty vehicle, his day’s work was ended; hence, his stable
 8 IV   |      after only a few months’ work, a promotion that his long
 9 IV   |     more than ten years’ hard work in following up the case.
10 V    |      after an hour of earnest work that, in front of the door
11 V    |    carpenter, to execute such work. Not at all. With a tape-line
12 V    |    his faculties were hard at work. He intended that, after
13 VI   |    once his faculties went to work. He studied the ground,
14 VI   |       proof.”~Gevrol had hard work to refrain from shrugging
15 VI   |    too, when he had found his work deserving of commendation.~“
16 VIII |    you had gone.”~“I had some work to do.”~“Yes?”~“At the station-house
17 VIII |        he found the grooms at work, but none of the drivers
18 VIII |       indicated, was only the work of an instant for the young
19 VIII |      the Morgue.~The shop and work girls who reside in the
20 IX   |     with whom he was about to work. M. Segmuller’s appearance
21 XV   |      rays might fall upon her work. At the sight of two strangers,
22 XV   |       we are working, he’s at work too. No matter what side
23 XVI  |     that his mind was hard at work. “You ask me, sir,” he eventually
24 XVIII|     by little anxiety did its work. Magistrate and detective
25 XVIII|      one below. He was yet at work when the governor of the
26 XVIII|        Lecoq had finished his work; and rose from his kneeling
27 XVIII|      to remain silent, and to work and wait for success. To
28 XIX  |     been this crafty fellow’s work. His Father Absinthe may
29 XX   |   direction, his mind busy at work with the incident that had
30 XX   |       the walls. This was the work of a second. A long chalk
31 XX   |      t even know how to go to work to sell the clothes on his
32 XXI  |      The Suisse suspended his work to survey the audacious
33 XXI  |   after two hours’ continuous work, Lecoq returned to the first
34 XXI  |     disturbed. He has been at work all night, and he is just
35 XXII |    reason to be proud of your work; your success will make
36 XXII |       aptitude for his chosen work.~The case of Madame B——,
37 XXII |       enemies. He did as much work—and far better work than
38 XXII |      much work—and far better work than any two inspectors
39 XXIII|    You have a talent for your work, that’s evident; but you
40 XXIV |      this rapid and wonderful work of induction far better