Chapter

 1 I    |      the inspector. “Good, my boy,” said he, “very good! Ah!
 2 I    |    this affair.”~“I think, my boy, that four scoundrels encountered
 3 I    |    hunt after the mystery, my boy; search all you like, you
 4 II   |    education to a poor orphan boy? He envied the lot of those
 5 III  |       his inaction. “Come! my boy,” said he, “have you lost
 6 III  |     Why do you think that, my boy?” inquired Father Absinthe.~“
 7 IX   |       a blouse to mend for my boy, I went upstairs to my room,
 8 X    | senses. I said to myself: ‘My boy, they’ve buried you alive;
 9 X    |  Tringlot’s neglect. ‘May, my boy,’ said I, ‘you are not put
10 XIV  |      I don’t know whether the boy obeyed me. I had forgotten
11 XIV  |      Allow me to ring for the boy, and ask him.”~A bucket
12 XIV  |      time for reflection. The boy who had been summoned now
13 XIV  |     he has not returned.”~The boy rejoined, with a movement
14 XV   | sufficed to taint.~Her little boy furnished a striking contrast.
15 XVIII|   from him. “Upon my word, my boy, you are not wanting in
16 XX   |        you must obey me.”~The boy trembled in every limb. “
17 XX   |    And then pushing aside the boy, who was standing in his
18 XXI  |    have recognized me, or the boy at the Hotel de Mariembourg
19 XXI  |     on that account. An agile boy, armed with a lantern, climbed
20 XXIII|       Good morning, Lecoq, my boy,” said he. “Good morning,
21 XXIII|      I will listen to you, my boy. Mariette will not come
22 XXIII|     starting point! Lecoq, my boy, I must say that you have
23 XXIII|         But—”~“Pooh! pooh! my boy, let me talk a little while
24 XXIV |   wish for further proofs, my boy? Recollect the perseverance
25 XXIV |         What could you do, my boy? Well, I am only a poor
26 XXIV |    are going too far, my dear boy. Stupidity is not the proper
27 XXIV |      hotel, you terrified the boy! When a fisherman has cast
28 XXIV |       her.”~“And what for, my boy?”~“What for? Why, to find
29 XXV  |        Listen attentively, my boy, and you will be enlightened.”~
30 XXV  |       I have not finished, my boy; the present Duc de Sairmeuse
31 XXV  |       as glass. Take care, my boy, don’t attack the duke.