Chapter

 1 I    |           And you think that any investigation—any further search is unnecessary.”~“
 2 II   |        he thought an unnecessary investigation was a debutant in his profession.
 3 III  |        sleep, I shall pursue the investigation alone.”~Disappointed as
 4 IV   |          not understand that our investigation, my success, and your reward,
 5 V    |  Absinthe with his new system of investigation, just as an aspiring orator
 6 V    |        colleague concluded their investigation. There was not an inch of
 7 V    |         as the basis for further investigation.~Then he enumerated the
 8 V    |         unnecessarily, since any investigation was superfluous.”~“I think,
 9 VI   |     obtained by the most careful investigation. The two men’s pockets were
10 VI   |       with the powerful means of investigation at their disposal to finally
11 VI   |         acted more promptly. The investigation that has been carried out
12 VI   |           that the merit of this investigation does not belong to me.”~“
13 VI   |          who have conducted this investigation so ably?” he asked.~“Upon
14 VII  |       inspired by his genius for investigation had just crossed Lecoq’s
15 VIII |           His earlier efforts at investigation proved unsuccessful. At
16 IX   |    facilitate the task of future investigation. Both M. Segmuller and Lecoq
17 XI   |       resolved to make a tour of investigation through the various hotels
18 XI   |         would have conducted the investigation in precisely the same way.
19 XIV  |    Nevertheless he continued his investigation. If he noted down in his
20 XVI  | registrar and the opening of the investigation offices.~M. Segmuller thought
21 XVII |          knew that in a criminal investigation delay only increased the
22 XVII |      prove his guilt. The longer investigation is delayed the more difficult
23 XVII |          recourse to a method of investigation which, strange to say, the
24 XVIII|      knew all the details of the investigation which had been conducted
25 XIX  |        he could have managed the investigation better himself. We would
26 XXII |       the police service and the investigation of crime. Reports and pamphlets,
27 XXIII|          you have conducted this investigation very well; but it could
28 XXIV |    reviewed the entire course of investigation and pursuit, remodeling