Chapter

 1 II   |  sentence alone that aroused my attention.”~“Wonderful! prodigious!”
 2 III  |         each footprint with the attention of a chiromancer professing
 3 III  |         strolling vagrant whose attention was attracted by the two
 4 III  |        longer any need of close attention. No one save the fugitives
 5 III  |        cries that attracted our attention. Who were they? I can only
 6 IV   |         attracted a detective’s attention. He said that the whole
 7 V    |          could not fail to call attention to the man who had shown
 8 VI   |    studying it with the closest attention. The paper on which it was
 9 VI   |         had pretended to pay no attention to the proceedings, now
10 VIII |         his own thoughts to pay attention to any atmospherical unpleasantness.
11 VIII |    these two women attract your attention?”~“Oh, it was very simple.
12 VIII | distance off. I did not pay any attention to them; for when a man
13 VIII | curiosity, they paid but little attention to the unhealthy atmosphere:
14 VIII |      his shirt; and calling the attention of his companions to one
15 VIII |         It required all Lecoq’s attention to classify this new information.
16 IX   |         desk. With the greatest attention, he perused the report prepared
17 X    |         escape the magistrate’s attention. He seemed to have completely
18 X    |     comrades” had attracted his attention, and he proposed to ask
19 X    |      apparently paid but little attention to the prisoner, he had
20 X    |           you will give me your attention; and do not forget that
21 XI   |         was too busy to pay any attention to them. They disappeared!”~“
22 XIV  |     before he could attract her attention.~At length she turned her
23 XIV  |  preoccupied to pay any further attention to the incident. “Madame,”
24 XV   |      attracted both detectives’ attention. If the mother was attired
25 XVI  |   simply desired to attract her attention, to influence her evidence.”~“
26 XVII |  stopped short, to call Lecoq’s attention to two ladies who were passing
27 XVIII|       attracting the prisoner’s attention by some unusual sound.~As
28 XX   |      the sunlight, dividing his attention between the passers-by and
29 XX   |        bridge at a brisk trot.~“Attention!” exclaimed the young detective, “
30 XXI  |  physiognomy attracted especial attention even beside the depraved
31 XXI  |       sergeants de ville, whose attention had been attracted by this
32 XXI  |     single glance or a second’s attention from Lecoq. All his thoughts
33 XXI  |    without paying the slightest attention to the marvels of art and
34 XXIV |        summing up” with divided attention. A thousand projects were