Chapter

 1 I   |             The inspector began his examination with the two men lying near
 2 I   |          might have envied, made an examination of the gaping wound which
 3 II  |           the merest formalities of examination, and when he heard him declare
 4 III |             colleague, and began an examination of the footprints round
 5 III |             a rich client. This new examination assured Lecoq that he had
 6 V   |             Lecoq, after a moment’s examination, “must be worth at least
 7 V   |             rendered a satisfactory examination by the physicians impossible.~
 8 VI  |            the doctors passed to an examination of the wound. Lecoq had
 9 VI  |            saw the victim fall.~The examination of the other murdered man
10 VII |         magistrate orders a private examination,” continued the clerk, “
11 VIII|           it was because this first examination was a mere formality, solely
12 IX  |          like to be present at this examination. It takes so little, sometimes,
13 IX  |             arrayed herself for her examination with the utmost care. She
14 IX  |       fortifications.”~A prisoner’s examination always begins with these
15 IX  |     satisfied. He had conducted the examination in such a way that the Widow
16 IX  |             the earlier part of the examination.~From the corner where he
17 X   |         make the devil confess.~The examination of the Widow Chupin had
18 X   |            breast of it at her next examination!” remarked Lecoq.~“Yes.
19 X   | disagreeable questions, at her next examination, you may be sure she will
20 X   |          before proceeding with the examination of the prisoner, May. Since
21 XI  |          once, in the course of the examination, the prisoner seemed troubled.
22 XII |          the prisoner’s eyes.~“This examination,” he growled, “will alone
23 XII |      faithfully one may describe an examination of this kind, a narrative
24 XII |            do they? Why, since this examination began, I’ve felt the cold
25 XII |            read the minutes of your examination—listen.”~While Goguet read
26 XIII|    refreshing water.~This frightful examination had lasted no less than
27 XV  |       inquired Lecoq, after a short examination of his companion.~“Yes,
28 XVI |          answers during the present examination.~Polyte listened with a
29 XVI |          but prepared to resume his examination of Polyte Chupin in hopes
30 XX  |            and while he is awaiting examination, he is immured in one of
31 XXIV|           the magistrate’s room for examination, it was with a sort of frenzy