Chapter

 1 I    |            of his cloak.”~A slight smile curved the lips of the subordinate. “
 2 II   |          it all now.”~A triumphant smile parted Lecoq’s lips. “That
 3 III  |        officer could not repress a smile. He recognized his own exhortation
 4 III  |      shrewd observation elicited a smile from Lecoq. “That difference,”
 5 VI   |          was a soft self-satisfied smile on his face, and he had
 6 VI   |      compressed so as to conceal a smile of satisfaction which almost
 7 VII  |          rubbed his hands, and his smile of satisfaction plainly
 8 VII  |         and a scarcely perceptible smile played upon his lips. One
 9 VII  |           astonishes; and should a smile threaten to curve one’s
10 VIII |         the driver, with a knowing smile.~“Ah! and how were they
11 VIII |         politeness brought a faint smile to his lips. Was it not,
12 IX   |            habitually wore a silly smile, not out of keeping with
13 IX   |     Segmuller could not restrain a smile.~“I have strong hopes of
14 IX   |           the clerk with the silly smile, to get his writing materials
15 X    | preoccupation, could not repress a smile.~“If this old woman would
16 X    |         exclaimed the clerk, whose smile had disappeared, “If I were
17 XI   |          saw the faint shadow of a smile on the man’s lips.~“I remarked
18 XIII |         remain silent. Then with a smile on his face the magistrate
19 XVI  |            a way Goguet’s habitual smile faded from his face. “It’
20 XVI  |           impudence of his leering smile, and the mingled cowardice
21 XVII |       Accordingly, he contrived to smile, and even stammered an acknowledgment
22 XVIII|         corridor, inquired, with a smile, what he was doing with
23 XIX  |          of all complicity. Soon a smile gathered round his lips,
24 XXII |          He stepped forward with a smile on his face, having already
25 XXIV |     expected no indulgence. Then a smile comes to his lips—a smile
26 XXIV |          smile comes to his lips—a smile of hope; for he thinks,
27 XXIV |       would have detected a slight smile that curved Papa Tirauclair’
28 XXV  |          us anything.”~An ironical smile curved old Tirauclair’s