Chapter

 1 I    |    take me!” And turning as he spoke he darted into the adjoining
 2 I    |        police agent, but as he spoke there was no mistaking the
 3 I    |     hussy, is not dead!”~As he spoke, he advanced toward the
 4 II   |       treason. Accordingly, he spoke to his superior officer—
 5 II   | education.”~“Certainly.”~Lecoq spoke with his eyes fixed upon
 6 VI   |        the case. Certainly, he spoke of the crime in a very despondent
 7 VII  |        Has he gone mad?” As he spoke, an uncharitable thought
 8 VIII |    said ‘thee’ and ‘thou,’ and spoke as if she were somebody.”~“
 9 X    |      in his tone; in short, he spoke with all the seeming sincerity
10 X    |     may depend upon me.” As he spoke the prisoner lifted his
11 XII  |       is very probable!”~As he spoke, the murderer extended his
12 XIII |     man is not a knave. When I spoke to him kindly he was really
13 XIV  |       strangers! It is true he spoke French as well as you or
14 XIV  |           He was not in; but I spoke to his secretary, M. Casimir,
15 XV   |       drooped despondently. He spoke, moreover, so strangely
16 XV   |        to look at him—”~As she spoke, the virtuous Toinon turned
17 XV   |        of the waste ground and spoke to Polyte. When he went
18 XVII |   flattering to her vanity—she spoke in an affable tone. “Ah,
19 XVIII|        despondent save when he spoke of his profession. To all
20 XVIII|      which the young detective spoke made a deep impression upon
21 XVIII|       Gevrol, who, although he spoke very slowly and deliberately,
22 XX   |        vanity, the good fellow spoke at a moment when the time
23 XX   |     into abject submission. He spoke the truth; he would have
24 XX   |    immediately exclaimed: “May spoke to some one on his way to
25 XXI  |  England and Germany, since he spoke the language of these countries
26 XXI  |  halted before a cab-stand. He spoke to one of the drivers, opened
27 XXI  |      met at a rendezvous. They spoke in the jargon of their pretended
28 XXV  |          Do you suppose that I spoke at random like a parrot?”~“
29 XXV  |        intact.”~Old Tirauclair spoke with such vehemence that