Chapter

 1 III  |       When I say everything, I mean all that is connected with
 2 V    | commissary, “pray, what do you mean?”~The inspector had gone
 3 VI   |  repeated efforts. But, in the mean while, all was mystery,
 4 VIII |       two women?”~“What do you mean?”~“I mean what kind of women
 5 VIII |          What do you mean?”~“I mean what kind of women did they
 6 VIII |      write this letter, in the mean time watching them out of
 7 VIII |           Why not! What do you mean?”~“Last night, as he was
 8 IX   |        good sir.”~“What do you mean by such an assertion?”~“
 9 IX   |      by such an assertion?”~“I mean that he only killed the
10 XI   |      apparent blunders.~In the mean while, Lecoq was jubilant. “
11 XI   |        I’m lost!’ What did you mean by that?”~A fleeting crimson
12 XII  |       subject later on. In the mean while, however, there were
13 XV   |        might have saved in the mean while; and periodically
14 XV   |     heaven, what does this all mean?” she asked. “Whatever has
15 XVI  |    preparing his paper.~In the mean while, M. Segmuller who
16 XVI  |       Segmuller, “what did you mean by that?”~“It’s very easy
17 XVI  |        Segmuller. “What do you mean?” asked the latter, with
18 XVI  |  somewhat equivocal manner. “I mean nothing,” he replied, “I
19 XVII |    light, however faint, might mean salvation.~Obeying the magistrate’
20 XVII |     Polyte Chupin’s wife might mean by the word “respectable.”
21 XIX  |       him.~“What does all this mean?” wondered Lecoq.~The prisoner
22 XIX  |   happened.~“What can all this mean?” he wondered as he darted
23 XIX  |        numbers on it which may mean something; but I have examined
24 XIX  |     know very well that it’s a mean piece of business to denounce
25 XIX  |       Oh! pardon! Excuse me; I mean—”~But the magistrate was
26 XIX  |    escaped the gallows. In the mean while, however, the children
27 XIX  |         What precaution do you mean?” inquired the magistrate.~“
28 XIX  |         Polyte. He had, in the mean time, been brought before
29 XX   |    Lecoq who gave them.~In the mean while, in his secret soul,
30 XX   |     Yes, mein Herr—Monsieur, I mean—I will obey you,” he stammered. “
31 XXI  |      resumed Lecoq, who in the mean while had already turned
32 XXIII|     like an angel!”~“Don’t you mean to say like a fool?” asked