Chapter

 1 I   |        artifices. Long practise had given him imperturbable coolness,
 2 I   |       sobriquet of “pepper thieves” given to the rascals whose specialty
 3 I   |             His wild excitement had given place to that gloomy prostration
 4 I   |             his strength. Anger had given him a moment’s energy, but
 5 I   |             of his regiment will be given on the buttons of his cloak.”~
 6 III |              The veteran would have given something if he could have
 7 III | demonstrated, these precise details given in a tone of absolute certainty,
 8 III |      Perhaps she brought him orders given by the murderer. It is certain
 9 IV  |          course, they will not have given him their real address.
10 V   |      service?~If he could only have given some startling proofs of
11 VI  |       research, and the results are given with unusual clearness,
12 VI  |         privately examined.”~Having given these directions, M. d’Escorval
13 VII |           they?”~The money had been given to Lecoq by the keeper of
14 VIII|         liquor I bought with it had given me the gripes. Don’t be
15 IX  |      perfectly with the description given by the doorkeeper. His plump
16 IX  |           He repeated the testimony given by the cab-driver, and by
17 X   |            Excitement had seemingly given way to stupor. His features,
18 XI  |           you purchase it?”~“It was given me by M. Simpson as a souvenir.”~“
19 XII |            was an old cast-off pair given me by M. Simpson.”~Lecoq
20 XIII|            spurious soldier. Having given him full instructions, he
21 XIV |    commissary at his office. Having given his name, he was immediately
22 XIV |          authority—a search warrant given me by the investigating
23 XV  |             he would willingly have given a month’s pay to be able
24 XVI |     Segmuller’s investigating mind. Given the magnitude of the difficulties
25 XVI |          was evident she would have given her life to retract the
26 XVII|         Pitard. A visiting card was given her more than a week ago,
27 XVII|        degree with the descriptions given by Papillon.~Remembering
28 XVII|            and his wife had readily given Madame d’Arlange’s name,
29 XIX |            that his freedom is only given him so that we may surprise
30 XIX |            I must confess I haven’t given it a thought,” replied Lecoq. “
31 XIX |            think an order should be given to have May transferred
32 XXI |            Hotel de Mariembourg had given May money. There could be
33 XXIV|             and would probably have given you the key to the whole
34 XXIV|          was glad that it should be given him. He had made many mistakes,
35 XXIV|        possessed them she must have given them away or sold them.