Chapter

 1 I    |     subordinates were laughing. Accordingly he turned his back upon
 2 II   |         sorts of petty treason. Accordingly, he spoke to his superior
 3 II   |      for a certain beverage had accordingly induced them to call him “
 4 III  |   Gevrol had been mistaken, and accordingly he laughed the inspector
 5 V    |    depended upon such an order. Accordingly, he took particular care
 6 V    | impossible.~The young detective accordingly tried to console himself
 7 V    |  nothing urgent about the case. Accordingly, the commissary thought
 8 VIII |       to refuse such a request. Accordingly, Lecoq made a gesture of
 9 VIII |        to waste in thought, and accordingly at once proceeded to peruse
10 IX   |      presence of police agents. Accordingly, M. Segmuller told Lecoq
11 IX   |         that is due to justice. Accordingly, she had arrayed herself
12 IX   |        the magistrate’s heart.” Accordingly, she drew one of her new
13 IX   |   examining the footprints, and accordingly the presence of the two
14 X    |     measure of self-protection. Accordingly, he went and sat down by
15 X    |        Depot had spoken of, and accordingly M. Segmuller seated himself
16 XI   |         precisely the same way. Accordingly, he thanked heaven that
17 XII  |        well kept as your hands. Accordingly, what did you do? You poured
18 XIII |       dark to see to write, and accordingly the clerk rang the bell
19 XVI  |        his insulting assurance. Accordingly, he reminded Polyte, in
20 XVI  |     suspicion in Polyte’s mind; accordingly, M. Segmuller continued: “
21 XVI  |       seen the young detective.~Accordingly, M. Segmuller’s envoy retraced
22 XVI  |       of words between the two. Accordingly, springing toward Toinon
23 XVI  |        prove his death-warrant. Accordingly, she answered all M. Segmuller’
24 XVI  |  listening to the conversation. Accordingly, he approached the others,
25 XVII |      conceal his true identity. Accordingly, he contrived to smile,
26 XVIII|       means to substantiate it. Accordingly, during an entire fortnight,
27 XVIII|         I must know to-morrow.”~Accordingly on the following morning
28 XXI  |       only one street door, and accordingly the two detectives waited. “
29 XXI  |      search was now recognized. Accordingly, Lecoq took such measures
30 XXI  |      would be worse than folly. Accordingly, the young detective decided