Chapter

 1 I    |          Leave them in the same position until the arrival of the
 2 I    |        placed him in an upright position, with his back leaning against
 3 II   |        superior to his apparent position is proved by the fact that
 4 III  |         the lantern in the best position, while Lecoq, on his knees,
 5 III  |        the women knew the exact position of the gate, the man knew
 6 V    |         Gevrol such a prominent position. These tactics, rather subtle,
 7 V    |         middle of it, in such a position that he would inevitably
 8 VI   |         the pseudo soldier. The position of these two victims had
 9 VI   |         as regards name, social position, or profession. There was
10 VII  |    knowing the most comfortable position to assume in such close
11 VII  |       sure that the disgraceful position in which the prisoner would
12 VIII |       had suspected, the social position of the two women was not
13 IX   |        open fire on the enemy’s position.~“So, Widow Chupin,” he
14 X    | understood well enough that his position necessitated extreme reserve;
15 XI   |     perceived the danger of his position, and after a considerable
16 XI   |      surprising in a man in his position, he proceeded to explain
17 XII  |    forgetful of his subordinate position, he sprang to his feet,
18 XIII |  thought of that myself. In his position he can scarcely have been
19 XV   |        ridicule, from the false position I have assumed.”~Just as
20 XV   |         he cried.~Thanks to his position, Father Absinthe had seen
21 XVI  |          Such is the prisoner’s position, and yet despite the fact
22 XVII | Segmuller mentally reviewed the position of affairs; and came to
23 XVII |      brother, who holds a court position at Vienna: and who could
24 XVII |       very prominent diplomatic position. I think he now resides
25 XVIII|      and rose from his kneeling position. “You couldn’t have found
26 XVIII|   himself out upon it in such a position that he could alternately
27 XVIII|        to the aperture. In this position he had an admirable view
28 XX   |         not deign to change her position.~“What do you want?” she
29 XXIV |         placed in a very trying position, and I should endeavor to
30 XXIV |         I were placed in such a position I should find some excuse—