Chapter

 1 I    |      Gevrol commanded a halt. He gave a peculiar whistle, and
 2 II   |       better days. No matter! He gave proofs of undaunted energy.
 3 II   |          of undaunted energy. He gave lessons, and copied documents
 4 II   |         on the following day, he gave him a month’s pay in advance,
 5 II   |         inspector’s carelessness gave Lecoq a perfect right to
 6 II   |         at last, however. Gevrol gave the order to start, and
 7 III  |          ceased speaking that he gave full vent to his enthusiasm: “
 8 V    |          through cunning that he gave Gevrol such a prominent
 9 VI   |      they contained nothing that gave the slightest clue to their
10 VI   |     responded evasively, “I only gave you my first impressions.
11 VII  |         culprit raised his head, gave the detective an indifferent
12 VII  |           Oh! oh!” The glance he gave the prisoner was positively
13 VIII | surprised at the luck-money they gave me—a louis and two five-franc
14 X    |          suddenly brightened, he gave a comical wink, and finally
15 XIV  |        that? Yesterday evening I gave orders that the commissary
16 XIV  |       remember the name this man gave you? Was it May? Try to
17 XV   |          described the house and gave them some information concerning
18 XV   |       conversation with her, she gave up her own seat, and drawing
19 XV   |         and if he succeeded they gave him a sou to buy some sweets,
20 XVI  |       But Polyte, stepping back, gave her such a threatening glance
21 XVI  |        from his memorandum book, gave the magistrate the name
22 XVI  |    failed to produce any effect, gave up the fight in despair.
23 XVII |          s sister very well, and gave me a full description of
24 XVII |        that the Marchioness only gave us nine thousand francs
25 XVII |    Lacheneur?”~Alas! one and all gave a negative reply, at times
26 XVIII|          if at times their looks gave the lie to their denials,
27 XIX  |         s messenger appeared, he gave him half a franc and requested
28 XIX  |    advent of the Easter holidays gave him an opportunity to seek
29 XX   |        the Palais de Justice, he gave him a letter which was ready
30 XX   |        combined with his manner, gave him the appearance of a
31 XX   |       reasons, but not Lecoq who gave them.~In the mean while,
32 XX   |     without a moment’s delay. He gave a peculiar whistle, to warn
33 XX   |  Undoubtedly, at that moment, he gave himself up for lost. Alone
34 XX   |       then clearly and concisely gave the lad his instructions. “
35 XX   |          other.”~Father Absinthe gave a despairing gesture. “Ah!
36 XX   |       know whether Madame Milner gave May money or not?”~“I can’
37 XXI  |         disappointed air he soon gave up the discussion and entered