Chapter

 1 I    |         So as to see whether the present culprit was an old hand
 2 II   |       The past had been sad, the present was intolerable, the future
 3 II   |       which is concealed beneath present appearances.”~Although Lecoq’
 4 VI   |        so strangely did the case present itself that it could not
 5 VI   |           The curiosity of those present had become intense; and
 6 VI   |     opportunity to do so may not present itself again.”~The magistrate
 7 VIII |       desires some officer to be present to watch the crowd and listen
 8 IX   |      should very much like to be present at this examination. It
 9 IX   |       past,” he resumed. “At the present time your wine-shop is the
10 X    |       sparing of details.~In the present instance, however, the prisoner
11 XI   |            Why?”~“Because at the present moment he must be on his
12 XIII |       that he should suspect our present perplexity.”~“Ah! you are
13 XIV  |       understood that he did not present himself in his official
14 XV   |       presence. He would at once present me with a certificate for
15 XV   |         undoubtedly she had been present at many sinister cabals,
16 XVI  |  behavior and answers during the present examination.~Polyte listened
17 XVI  |        yet time; and abandon the present course which may lead you
18 XVII |      conclusive evidence.~In the present instance there were various
19 XVII |   opinion to express, and in the present darkness one single ray
20 XVII |      looked for it. If up to the present moment he had taken his
21 XVII |           Ah! these women of the present day—an extra waltz, or the
22 XVII |    breaking in his hands. In the present instance he could scarcely
23 XVII |         nor any of the customers present at the time, had ever once
24 XVIII|    weakness, and then I shall be present at them. I shall be present
25 XVIII|      present at them. I shall be present if ever his will fails him,
26 XIX  |         seized hold of everybody present. This strange epistle furnished
27 XIX  | satisfactory explanation. At the present moment he would undoubtedly
28 XIX  |   pursued.”~Thus reminded of the present situation of affairs, the
29 XX   |          shop. No doubt it was a present from his sweetheart.~This
30 XX   |      plan—for he has both at the present moment. I would stake my
31 XXI  |          pursuit and capture, at present he was evidently uneasy
32 XXI  |         cut-throats. Among those present there were not four workmen
33 XXIV |         this was the case in the present instance, was it not? Very
34 XXIV |         did when he was about to present some overwhelming argument. “
35 XXIV |         alone; a third party was present—M. d’Escorval’s clerk. So
36 XXV  |      Biography of the Men of the Present Age,” which he would find
37 XXV  |    exclaimed. “The father of the present Duc de Sairmeuse tried to
38 XXV  |        to have the father of the present M. d’Escorval beheaded.”~
39 XXV  |        not finished, my boy; the present Duc de Sairmeuse also has
40 XXV  |        my reach—at least for the present. But he will be in my power