Chapter

 1 I    |    direction indicated. His men followed, and in less than a minute
 2 I    |  repeated, and were immediately followed by two pistol shots. The
 3 II   |        latter made no reply. He followed his comrades as far as the
 4 II   |   officer seized the light, and followed by his companion, he hastened
 5 III  |         into the house, closely followed by his colleague, and began
 6 III  |        They left the garden and followed the footprints which led
 7 III  |        snow. A child could have followed the track, so clear and
 8 IV   |         round the party; he has followed them at a distance, he has
 9 IV   |   recovered, and the detectives followed it as far as the Rue du
10 IV   |  treated so carelessly had just followed up a clue as he, veteran
11 IV   |    haste!”~The old police agent followed him as in duty bound; but
12 V    |  sergeant-major of the 53d, who followed him, an old soldier, decorated
13 VI   |    number 3,129.”~The officials followed Lecoq’s advice, and soon
14 VI   |    disguised as a ghost.”~Lecoq followed the physician’s explanations,
15 VII  |         M. d’Escorval alighted, followed by his clerk.~Lecoq rose
16 VIII |  Thereupon they went out, and I followed them. But the person who
17 XII  | consider the circumstances that followed your arrest,” resumed M.
18 XII  |       police agent you see here followed the tracks they left across
19 XV   |      the cafe, into which I had followed them, they began drinking,
20 XV   |       they ordered breakfast. I followed their example. The meal,
21 XV   |     husband.~A moment’s silence followed her indication of the portrait—
22 XVII |        more promptly a crime is followed by judicial action the easier
23 XVIII|         day, and of those which followed. To sing, to eat, to sleep,
24 XIX  |         hastened to the prison, followed by the smiling clerk, who
25 XIX  |     point, but quietly retired, followed by his companions. Until
26 XIX  |         liberty. His advice was followed; and three days later the
27 XXI  |     Madame Milner may have been followed.”~The accomplice, if this
28 XXI  |       de Sairmeuse, reluctantly followed by his old companion.~He