Chapter

 1 I    |  questions me, I will, perhaps, reply; until then do not expect
 2 II   | subordinate. The latter made no reply. He followed his comrades
 3 II   |  refined, education?”~“I should reply that it was very extraordinary.
 4 II   |         extraordinary. I should reply that—but what a fool I am!
 5 III  |          Lecoq did not deign to reply. He was standing upon the
 6 V    |        companion.~Lecoq made no reply, but slowly, and with the
 7 V    |     asked Lecoq.~“Yes,” was the reply. “Here come Gevrol and two
 8 VII  |         ask them anything, they reply: ‘nothing,’ or ‘because.’
 9 VII  |   height.”~The prisoner made no reply, but sat down and drew off
10 VIII |         expenses.”~The keeper’s reply seemed to offer an inducement
11 IX   |        must be joking,” was the reply. “Does the world stop moving
12 IX   |        liar!”~The widow did not reply, and there was a moment’
13 X    |    hidden vein of irony in this reply.~“I warn you,” said he,
14 X    |  caution. When questioned, they reply, of course, but always briefly;
15 XI   |   merely greeted the murderer’s reply with a brief but significant
16 XI   |          I don’t know.”~At this reply Lecoq, who had less experience
17 XI   |    prisoner did not immediately reply. He was evidently trying
18 XIV  | everywhere he received the same reply.~“We don’t know such a person;
19 XIV  |     missing, so—”~Lecoq made no reply; the driver was pulling
20 XV   |         Father Absinthe made no reply. Approaching a looking-glass
21 XVI  |       Lecoq did not immediately reply to the magistrate’s successive
22 XVII |         Without making a direct reply, Lecoq produced the precious
23 XVII |         and all gave a negative reply, at times indulging in some
24 XVII |         was like, what could he reply? His answer was necessarily
25 XVII |         detective could make no reply whatever. He kept for himself
26 XVIII|       this.”~Lecoq disdained to reply to this slighting remark.
27 XIX  |        I.”~“Very well,” was the reply. “M. Gevrol and myself may
28 XIX  | addressing his accomplice, will reply in all sincerity—will reveal
29 XIX  |        obtain possession of his reply?”~“Ah! you ask me too much.
30 XIX  |    refrain from making an angry reply. He restrained his impulse,
31 XIX  |        Improving, sir,” was the reply. “He sent me to ask how
32 XX   | investigating magistrate.”~This reply induced Madame Milner to
33 XXII |       course will depend on his reply—come!”~After such a day
34 XXII |          but he’s ill,” was the reply.~“Very ill?” asked Lecoq
35 XXV  |        Tabaret did not deign to reply. Turning to Father Absinthe,
36 XXV  |        with his own thoughts to reply to this question. “I think,”