Chapter

 1 I   |      agents.~“Yes,” replied the inspector who commanded the squad; “
 2 I   |    established superiority.~The inspector was, in fact, one of the
 3 I   |  resounded.~“Ah!” exclaimed the inspector, “it is at the Poivriere.”~
 4 I   |        mischief,” continued the inspector, “we are in force, you can
 5 I   |         but two shots.”~But the inspector was inaccessible to fear;
 6 I   |        it greatly delighted the inspector. “Good, my boy,” said he, “
 7 I   |         fire was going out. The inspector began his examination with
 8 I   |       he will say nothing.”~The inspector of police had risen from
 9 I   |          stand up!” ordered the inspector. “Your lamentations don’
10 I   |   nothing?”~Anger crimsoned the inspector’s ears. “What would you
11 I   |        not to be daunted by any inspector of police. Criminals frequently
12 I   |       that is so, my boys,” the inspector remarked, “two of you will
13 II  |       all your experience.”~The inspector’s carelessness gave Lecoq
14 III |      accordingly he laughed the inspector to scorn. On hearing Lecoq
15 V   |       to be thought of, and the inspector, furious at his own mistake,
16 V   |  approached it was evident that Inspector Gevrol was even less disturbed
17 V   |   within speaking distance, the inspector called to Father Absinthe,
18 V   |       Lecoq.~“Ah! ah!” said the inspector, whose hearing was evidently
19 V   |       about that,” murmured the inspector, mentally resolving to have
20 V   |          what do you mean?”~The inspector had gone too far to draw
21 V   |       is to be done?” asked the inspector, with an ironical air. “
22 VI  |         Lecoq’s first remark to Inspector Gevrol.~“Still, if this
23 VI  |     shall I attribute it—to the inspector?” thought M. d’Escorval,
24 VI  |         my word, no!” responded Inspector Gevrol. “I, myself, am not
25 VI  |     imagined them.” Perhaps the inspector really believed what he
26 VII | indifference that he allowed an inspector to comb his hair and beard,
27 VIII|  Monsieur Lecoq,” continued the inspector; “you are still trying to
28 XIV |         everywhere. The jealous inspector had taken pains to inform
29 XVI |    courtyard, in the company of Inspector Gevrol. As soon as he perceived
30 XVI |       was only just now telling Inspector Gevrol that I was very well
31 XXII|         s presence, the jealous inspector could scarcely control himself,