Chapter

 1 III  |     lips.~“What is it?” eagerly inquired the other agent: “what do
 2 III  |        you think that, my boy?” inquired Father Absinthe.~“I could
 3 III  |    perfect faith, therefore, he inquired: “And what was the accomplice
 4 V    |         Will you have some?” he inquired of his companion. “It is
 5 V    |  recalled his words.~“And you?” inquired the commissary, “pray, what
 6 V    |        cell with the murderer?” inquired Lecoq.~“Naturally. You know
 7 VII  |       promenade.~“Ah, well!” he inquired, “what news do you bring?”~“
 8 VII  |        the prisoners alone?” he inquired.~“Quite alone: the woman
 9 VII  |     same cage as the murderer?” inquired Lecoq.~“Of course.”~“Then
10 VII  |   murmured.~“What did you say?” inquired the keeper.~“Nothing,” replied
11 VII  |   fellow was this drunkard?” he inquired.~“He was tall and stout,
12 X    |    Where is the magistrate?” he inquired, in a hoarse voice.~“I am
13 X    |       in foreign countries?” he inquired.~“Yes; during the seventeen
14 XI   |         support of this story?” inquired M. Segmuller.~“Wait a moment,”
15 XIII |  appropriate criticism proves?” inquired the magistrate.~“I am listening,
16 XIV  |       rent.”~“Where is he now?” inquired the young detective.~“Dear
17 XV   |         you bring me bad news?” inquired Lecoq, after a short examination
18 XV   |        is the matter with you?” inquired Lecoq.~Father Absinthe made
19 XVII |     size.~“Well, are you dumb?” inquired the old lady, raising her
20 XVII |       lady possessed was sold?” inquired Lecoq.~“Everything.”~“And
21 XVIII|      stairs or in the corridor, inquired, with a smile, what he was
22 XVIII| yourself time to eat or drink?” inquired Gevrol.~“Excuse me! Father
23 XIX  |           Did you send for me?” inquired the magistrate.~“Yes, sir.”~“
24 XIX  |        precaution do you mean?” inquired the magistrate.~“Well, sir,
25 XIX  |     badly guarded where he is?” inquired M. Segmuller with seeming
26 XXI  |         Hotel de Sairmeuse?” he inquired.~The Suisse suspended his
27 XXI  |         orders, for he politely inquired if they desired anything,
28 XXI  |          and crossing his arms, inquired: “Well, my friend, what
29 XXII |         Where are we going?” he inquired; “to the Palais de Justice,
30 XXII |     houses in the street, Lecoq inquired of the concierge: “Is M.
31 XXIV |  Escorval and May are enemies?” inquired Lecoq.~“Don’t the facts
32 XXIV |   allowed him to escape me?” he inquired.~“No; but if I had been
33 XXIV |        this pretended buffoon?” inquired the oracle somewhat despondently.~