Chapter

 1 III  |           comings, but also their secret thoughts, their alternate
 2 III  |           but which yielded their secret to another. He was obliged
 3 VI   |         they, in death, guard the secret of their identity, as the
 4 VII  |          this man to No. 3 of the secret cells,” he ordered.~There
 5 VIII |       theory. This wretched man’s secret must be a terrible one since
 6 IX   |           that seem to favor your secret wishes.”~Of course, Lecoq
 7 IX   |         show that she must have a secret interest in the matter,
 8 X    |      living tomb which you call a secret cell, I grew afraid; I lost
 9 X    |     revealing more or less of the secret he is endeavoring to conceal.
10 XII  |  determined to keep your identity secret, and to assume the character
11 XIII |          end. Nevertheless in his secret soul he felt for his adversary,
12 XIII |         prisoner he had placed in secret cell No. 3, and he now came
13 XV   |         fool enough to reveal the secret plans of the prosecution!
14 XVI  | description, in what is called a “secret cell.” He is, so to say,
15 XVI  |   unequally armed, the man in the secret cell not unfrequently wins
16 XVI  |          reach the inmates of the secret cells?”~The governor of
17 XVI  |        can never have visited the secret cells. You have no idea,
18 XVI  |          Chupin, who isn’t in the secret cells. I want to know if
19 XVIII|          me confined so long in a secret cell? Am I never to be set
20 XVIII|          to learn this prisoner’s secret; and I will do so. That
21 XVIII|        determined to preserve the secret of his identity, and the
22 XVIII|          deliberately, was in his secret soul by no means convinced
23 XVIII|          the inviolability of the secret cells; and now he beheld
24 XIX  |           corridor leading to the secret cells, Lecoq passed on in
25 XIX  |         discovered the key to his secret correspondence.”~A sudden
26 XIX  |         that I had discovered his secret correspondence, and that
27 XIX  |          us; he will preserve the secret of his identity.”~“Possibly,”
28 XIX  |          way left to discover his secret; we must allow him to escape—
29 XIX  |          that we may surprise his secret.”~“I don’t deceive myself,
30 XIX  |         that I had discovered his secret correspondence, was he ignorant
31 XX   |         In the mean while, in his secret soul, Lecoq was cursing
32 XX   |    whereabouts would cost him his secret—the secret which he plainly
33 XX   |           cost him his secret—the secret which he plainly held as
34 XX   |      young detective. “I want his secret, and I’ll have it. What
35 XXI  |         chance to escape with his secret.”~The fugitive was following
36 XXI  |           be. I’m an agent of the secret service; by name Lecoq.
37 XXII |         in keeping his occupation secret from his friends among the
38 XXIV |     Escorval has not betrayed his secret, that he may be able to
39 XXV  |        again, the day I learn his secret. I don’t fear danger; but