Chapter

 1 I    |      front of whom a heavy oaken table formed, as it were, a rampart.~
 2 I    |       outstretched arms, but the table retarded his pursuit. “Ah!”
 3 I    |       tottered and fell upon the table that had momentarily protected
 4 I    |     impressed by the loss of her table utensils.~“Now tell us how
 5 II   |   himself upon the corner of the table, apparently oblivious of
 6 V    |        man seated himself at the table, and, with the view of making
 7 V    |         conviction ranged on the table before him. There were the
 8 VII  |       Lecoq now laid it upon the table.~“Here are your hundred
 9 VIII |          the handkerchief on the table, and turned as if to go,
10 IX   |     brandy, which I brought to a table where he had sat down by
11 X    |    Goguet turned pale behind his table, and Lecoq advanced a step
12 XI   |          in low tones at another table. My face did not seem to
13 XI   |          against a corner of the table, and did not rise again.”~
14 XI   |           I seated myself at the table, H, to the left of the entrance:
15 XI   |          assailants occupied the table between the fireplace, F,
16 XI   |       into the back room, with a table before you to serve as a
17 XIV  |         register, laid it on the table, and began turning over
18 XIV  |     while I took my meals at her table d’hote. Casimir, my secretary,
19 XV   |        seated myself at a little table,” he eventually resumed, “
20 XV   |         A straw pallet, a broken table, two chairs, and a few plain
21 XVI  |         sleeves and going to his table pretended to be absorbed
22 XVII |         and, placing it upon the table beside the marchioness,
23 XVIII|       see the door, the bed, the table, and the chair; only the
24 XIX  |        May was seated beside the table, his head resting on his
25 XIX  |  magistrate, and taking from the table the volume of Beranger’s
26 XIX  |        were counted out upon the table and offered to him, he wouldn’
27 XXI  |       room and seat himself at a table where a man of unusually
28 XXI  |       air and taking a seat at a table near that occupied by the
29 XXII | superintendent seated at a small table, making out his report.
30 XXIV |          hand violently upon the table beside him. “Sacrebleu!”