Chapter

 1 II   |      about in the slush, I shall get a good sleep.”~Here he stood,
 2 IV   |         who was in such haste to get back to the Poivriere that
 3 IV   |   farewell to our proofs. Let us get on—let us get on more quickly!
 4 IV   |     proofs. Let us get on—let us get on more quickly! You know
 5 IV   |      time to do so.~“Make haste: get me a dish—a plate—anything!”
 6 VII  |         he did so: “Here we are, get out.” There was no fear
 7 VII  | continued the clerk, “and I must get the prisoner other clothing,
 8 VII  |        me. I only defend myself. Get anything more out of me
 9 VII  |         I shall need them when I get out of this place. I want
10 VII  |         I would stand you when I get out of here.”~Lecoq was
11 VII  |    mystery? Perhaps he wishes to get rid of me.”~This suspicion
12 VIII |       just as they were about to get into the cab, I called to
13 VIII |       have time to faint when we get home; now come along. And
14 VIII |      this affair! Do you want to get us into trouble?’~“Thereupon
15 IX   |         with the silly smile, to get his writing materials ready.
16 X    |      clever; it won’t be easy to get the better of him.”~Then,
17 X    |         But, never mind, I shall get over it. If I know myself
18 X    |     lawyer told me that I should get into all kinds of trouble
19 XII  |          advancement, to try and get a man guillotined on such
20 XIV  |    thought Lecoq. “I will go and get some dinner—that, perhaps,
21 XV   |        devil incarnate, who will get the best of us yet, if we
22 XV   |  yourself, my friend, and let us get a little sleep.”~Lecoq was
23 XV   |          we may hope. Now let us get back and question Polyte’
24 XVI  |          that the prisoner might get the better of the fight.~
25 XVI  |        it is quite impossible to get her to speak. She loves
26 XIX  |         cowardly act and one may get into trouble by doing so;
27 XIX  |        over your enemies. I will get up at once and accompany
28 XX   |    obliged to hasten forward and get closer to their man, so
29 XXI  |       Lecoq, resolutely. “I must get a place near them, and listen.”~“
30 XXIII|          just do me the favor to get up. Now, wait a moment,