Chapter

 1 II   |        as the threshold to make sure that they were really going,
 2 II   |        it seems to be; and I am sure that if we like we can discover
 3 III  |       remarked: “One can not be sure of that.”~“I am sure of
 4 III  |         be sure of that.”~“I am sure of it, however; and can
 5 III  |          We ought to make quite sure of that,” said Father Absinthe,
 6 III  |       which I am not absolutely sure, nothing that is not strictly
 7 V    |        very famous brand, to be sure; but it is just as good,
 8 V    |         triple murder which was sure to make his arrondissement
 9 VI   |           Not at all.”~“Are you sure that he does not belong
10 VII  |  recovered, we let him out. I’m sure, they didn’t talk to each
11 VII  |         voice.~“I hope so, I am sure—but that is for the magistrate
12 VII  |      would be possible. He felt sure that the disgraceful position
13 VII  |        his mouth, so as to make sure that he had not concealed
14 IX   |          I didn’t say that, I’m sure, my good sir.”~“Yes, you
15 X    |         examination, you may be sure she will turn her eyes into
16 XI   |     short, he swore that he was sure of it, and that my beard
17 XIV  |       was with a view of making sure of the prisoner’s discomfiture
18 XIV  |      and the prisoner. “Are you sure,” he asked, “that this is
19 XV   | Poivriere?”~“No, sir, I’m quite sure there wasn’t.”~“Very well.
20 XVI  |        same questions: “Are you sure that M. Lecoq has not been
21 XVI  |      wins the victory. If he is sure that he has left behind
22 XVI  |     supposition. “Are you quite sure,” he asked, “that no communication
23 XVI  |         an unjust charge.~“Am I sure?” he exclaimed. “Then you
24 XIX  |     laughed like a man that was sure of himself. “Let him try,”
25 XIX  |        he exclaimed; “if I were sure of it! Have you any proofs?”~
26 XX   |  greatly astonished.~“Ah! I was sure of it! Who did he speak
27 XXI  |      will be because May is not sure he has eluded pursuit and
28 XXI  |           murmured Lecoq. “I am sure of it. May must have recognized
29 XXI  |        men are together, I feel sure of success—sure. If one
30 XXI  |          I feel sure of success—sure. If one runs away, the other
31 XXI  |     what was to be done. With a sure eye he measured the distance
32 XXI  |      this order, and you may be sure that I haven’t disobeyed
33 XXII |      mistaken; you may be quite sure of that. He fully answers
34 XXII |         s pale cheeks. “Are you sure he told you that the Duc
35 XXIII|   suppose it,” he replied; “I’m sure of it.”~
36 XXIV |         find my fugitive, to be sure!”~Had the young detective