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 1 I    |          Don’t do any mischief,” continued the inspector, “we are in
 2 I    | Lacheneur, who enticed me here,” continued the wounded man, in a voice
 3 II   |  virtually proved.~“And now,” he continued, “what would you say if
 4 III  |         old police agent.~“Now,” continued Lecoq, “could this man have
 5 III  |         Resuming his recital, he continued: “Then the accomplice, who
 6 III  |        Then, as the conversation continued, he rested his elbow upon
 7 IV   |            To follow the women,” continued the young man, “to what
 8 IV   |    footprints to fix them.”~They continued their way, and five minutes
 9 V    |    excitement: “Ah! I know why!” continued he, violently. “I understand
10 VII  |          a private examination,” continued the clerk, “and I must get
11 VIII |        morning, Monsieur Lecoq,” continued the inspector; “you are
12 VIII |         It doesn’t much matter,” continued Gevrol; “but you should
13 VIII |       say.~“As you may suppose,” continued the coachman, “I wasn’t
14 VIII |       take my name and address?” continued the driver.~“Certainly.
15 IX   |     matter coincides with mine,” continued M. Segmuller, “and the public
16 IX   |        yet be discovered.~“Now,” continued M. Segmuller, “let us speak
17 X    |         guides this old hag!” he continued. “But not a clue! Who can
18 X    |       feel very well.”~“I hope,” continued the magistrate, paternally, “
19 X    |    treated like an assassin,” he continued. “When I saw myself interred
20 X    |          minute or two longer he continued in the same strain.~M. Segmuller
21 XI   |        establish your identity,” continued the magistrate. “Have you
22 XII  |      full effect, the magistrate continued: “So, prisoner, you assert
23 XII  |      with gaping mouth.~“Hence,” continued the magistrate, “it was
24 XII  |        me the truth!” scornfully continued the pitiless magistrate. “
25 XII  |          jury.”~“And after all,” continued the prisoner, “what are
26 XII  |         torture you any longer,” continued the magistrate. “In subtle
27 XIII |         coolness, what courage!” continued the young detective. “Ah!
28 XIV  |       narrative. Nevertheless he continued his investigation. If he
29 XV   |         a hearty laugh. “Still,” continued he, “it would perhaps be
30 XV   |         in all probability, have continued slumbering for several hours
31 XVI  |        accordingly, M. Segmuller continued: “You must, however, remember
32 XVIII|            Yes; that’s my plan,” continued Lecoq. “I want to learn
33 XVIII|         temper if the discussion continued. It would be better to remain
34 XIX  |        he had produced, placidly continued: “I suppose the person who
35 XIX  |          And yet I am innocent,” continued May, in a sorrowful, reproachful
36 XIX  |        together. For Lecoq still continued his efforts; still labored
37 XXIII|        enumerate your mistakes,” continued old Tabaret, “and I will
38 XXIV |    sweets of admiration; then he continued: “Do you wish for further