Chapter

 1 III  |     Absinthe was no longer of this opinion. This worthy man, who was
 2 III  |        that which decided me in my opinion. If greater or less perfection
 3 IV   |          of gross flattery. In his opinion, seniority was the only
 4 V    |        about it? For Gevrol, whose opinion in such matters might be
 5 V    | explanations have made me alter my opinion concerning the murderer’
 6 VI   |            to me, he shall hear my opinion, which is a trifle more
 7 VII  |          his profession?”~“It’s my opinion, that what with his soft
 8 VII  |      eatables of some sort. In his opinion, if the murderer had asked
 9 VII  |        experience, shared Gevrol’s opinion; Lecoq stood alone. He did
10 VIII |         alone. Again, the former’s opinion was based upon formidable
11 VIII |        minute!” he replied. “In my opinion she wasn’t pretty, and I
12 IX   |        stammered his thanks.~“Your opinion in this matter coincides
13 IX   |    expression, well fitted, in her opinion, to win the sympathy and
14 IX   |        Segmuller and Lecoq were of opinion that the version of the
15 IX   |          were, indeed, the widow’s opinion, she was soon to be undeceived;
16 X    |           were nevertheless of the opinion that the old hag knew everything. “
17 X    |     despondently. Such was his own opinion. He did not delude himself
18 X    |           Segmuller. “What is your opinion?” he asked.~The young detective
19 X    |           detective had formed his opinion a long while ago. But how
20 XI   |            but in the magistrate’s opinion the audacious falsehood
21 XI   |     Segmuller, “let me tell you my opinion. I believe you designedly
22 XII  |          at all feigned. He was of opinion that the weakest point of
23 XIII |            detective to express an opinion, “what a rascal!”~M. Segmuller
24 XIII |     occasion he did not accept his opinion.~“No,” said he in a thoughtful
25 XIII |         case. I must admit that my opinion in this matter is identical
26 XVII |      something, they might have an opinion to express, and in the present
27 XVII |           husband and wife were of opinion that in buying these earrings
28 XVIII|           being this functionary’s opinion, he tried every means to
29 XVIII|            alone remained of their opinion. This opinion was at least
30 XVIII|    remained of their opinion. This opinion was at least worthy of consideration,
31 XVIII|          truth and logic one man’s opinion, correct though it may be,
32 XIX  |           conviction to his former opinion, that the prisoner had the
33 XIX  |          features. “Such is not my opinion. This scrap of paper undeniably
34 XIX  |   undoubtedly wished to express an opinion, but the magistrate checked
35 XIX  |           every one is not of that opinion. Tongues have been wagging
36 XIX  |           I must say that’s my own opinion,” interrupted M. Segmuller.~“
37 XX   |         just escaped? Or was he of opinion that as an opportunity of
38 XXI  |         the case; and such was the opinion of the servants. Above all,
39 XXI  |            Above all, such was the opinion of the Suisse who renewed
40 XXIV |          ha!”~Such was not Lecoq’s opinion, however. “Well, yes, Monsieur