Chapter

 1 III |      word, nothing escaped his glance. For a moment he would remain
 2 V   |       But, even then, a single glance inside would have sufficed
 3 VI  |        sustained his searching glance, which was as keen as his
 4 VI  |         With what a disdainful glance the magistrate had surveyed
 5 VII |      her to be quiet.”~Lecoq’s glance and gesture were so expressive
 6 VII |       detective an indifferent glance, but did not utter a word.~“
 7 VII |    assassination! Oh! oh!” The glance he gave the prisoner was
 8 VII |   Lecoq thought the assassin’s glance wavered as he heard this
 9 VIII|         He scarcely bestowed a glance on the three victims. He
10 IX  |      object of many an envious glance. Sometimes, however, the
11 X   |        accent. Voice, gesture, glance, expression, all were in
12 XIV | Railway Station. After a brief glance round, he began his search
13 XIV |     healthy in appearance; her glance was frank and unembarrassed;
14 XIV |    back, and cast a suspicious glance at the pretended foreigner. “
15 XV  |     Malesherbes, and one brief glance sufficed to show that opulence
16 XV  |        standing.~With a single glance Lecoq took an inventory
17 XVI |      mistaking his nature; one glance and he was estimated at
18 XVI |    gave her such a threatening glance that she remained rooted
19 XVI |       Palais gateway. A second glance, and oh, great good fortune,
20 XVI |       she caught his withering glance and heard his words of menace.
21 XVII|        this eulogium. A single glance at the jewel enabled her
22 XVII|        exchanged a significant glance with his wife.~“Now,” said
23 XVII| authenticated by a significant glance which Lecoq had detected
24 XVII|      wife. The meaning of this glance could not be doubted. It
25 XIX |   would have an opportunity to glance at the interior of the cell.
26 XIX |  concentrating in one magnetic glance all his power of will, he
27 XIX |      recognize you at a single glance.”~“No, sir, he wouldn’t,
28 XX  |      The prisoner cast a rapid glance around him. No one was in
29 XX  |       to go, Lecoq had only to glance at the buildings around
30 XXI |        ground and cast a rapid glance around him, as if looking
31 XXI |    could not have won a single glance or a second’s attention
32 XXII| detectives exchanged a meaning glance, and as soon as they were
33 XXIV|       do if, at the very first glance, you recognized under the