Chapter

 1 I   |       take care! The revolver has five barrels, and we have heard
 2 II  |        discouragement came. After five years of constant toil,
 3 II  |        would enable him to obtain five or six hundred francs from
 4 II  |          first,” he remarked. “In five minutes, by your watch,
 5 II  |           here.”~“Well, go on for five minutes.”~“After that you
 6 III |  accomplice a little on one side, five or six steps away to the
 7 III |         in question. It is almost five feet five inches in height,
 8 III |            It is almost five feet five inches in height, consequently
 9 IV  |     rising to a height of four or five feet, at others remaining
10 IV  |          continued their way, and five minutes later, without having
11 V   | salad-bowl, the two men picked up five of the weighty glasses ordinarily
12 V   |        the still wet marks of the five glasses, of the salad-bowl,
13 V   |        proved clearly enough that five persons had emptied the
14 V   |           company. Who were these five persons?~“Oh! oh!” suddenly
15 V   |            must be worth at least five or six thousand francs.”~“
16 VI  |          clothing. There are only five or six of these establishments.
17 VII |          turned toward one of the five or six doors that opened
18 VIII|           without undressing; and five minutes later he was walking
19 IX  |           I will attend to you in five minutes.”~Lecoq obeyed,
20 X   |          I will teach him; and in five or six years he will be
21 XI  |         have said such a thing!”~“Five persons heard you,” insisted
22 XV  |          them enter another cafe. Five minutes later I glided in
23 XV  |    everything. This child—not yet five years old—had stolen up
24 XVI |        for his messenger at least five times, and each time he
25 XVI |      there is no letter for you.”~Five identical negative answers
26 XVII|           her. She’s a woman over five feet high, with a very dark
27 XVII|          and sixty-seven thousand five hundred and thirty francs,
28 XX  |            Lecoq had not remained five minutes in the shop: and
29 XX  |         He went into the shops of five dealers in second-hand clothing
30 XXI |           leaving, for there were five or six carriages still at
31 XXI |          to the first floor. Only five or six servants had accompanied