Chapter

 1 I    |       de Chevaleret.”~From this point the expedition became really
 2 I    |     this woman and a man on the point of death who was struck
 3 II   |       found himself at the same point from which he had started.
 4 III  |      this will be the important point. It is necessary to obtain
 5 III  |        him. “We had reached the point where the women made their
 6 III  |     feet suddenly cease at this point.”~Was Lecoq merely amusing
 7 IV   |         bidding of the wind. In point of fact, however, this ignis
 8 IV   |     over the ground around this point, much after the fashion
 9 V    |   contain half a bottle, are in point of fact so thick at the
10 VI   |      one? I must ascertain that point, for this Lacheneur must
11 VI   |       in their pockets. On this point, it should be mentioned
12 VI   | approval, and occasionally some point more ingenious than the
13 IX   |         tragedy. This excellent point gained; for this shrewd
14 X    |         the prisoner, he had in point of fact carefully noted
15 XII  |        opinion that the weakest point of the prisoner’s defense
16 XII  |  displayed in fencing with this point. “Let us continue,” said
17 XII  |       enshrouded this essential point of the case—a point upon
18 XII  |   essential point of the case—a point upon which the prosecution
19 XIV  |         solving the mystery. In point of fact, he was seeking
20 XV   |     game of billiards.”~At this point Father Absinthe hesitated;
21 XVI  |    times, seeking for some weak point that might be attacked with
22 XVI  |        not shared by others.~In point of fact, the Palais de Justice
23 XVI  |     throw light upon an obscure point, he simply sends an order
24 XVI  |      who has beaten us on every point.”~“Yes,” rejoined Lecoq, “
25 XVI  |   course he has.”~“Then if that point is admitted it can only
26 XVII |        considered rich, and, in point of fact, he was indeed far
27 XVII |       what brings you here?”~In point of fact, Lecoq was not frightened,
28 XIX  |       even attempt to argue the point, but quietly retired, followed
29 XX   |  immediate rearrest? This was a point Lecoq could not decide.
30 XXI  |        no further doubt on that point after the purchase of this
31 XXIII|         coming,’ for a starting point! Lecoq, my boy, I must say