Chapter

 1 I    |       jail beyond the reach of want.~At first the General tried
 2 VII  |       get out of this place. I want you to make a note of them
 3 VIII |       a positive answer that I want.”~“Aha!” said the old man
 4 VIII |       fool!’ said she, ‘do you want to ruin us? You will have
 5 VIII | Certainly. The magistrate will want your evidence, and a summons
 6 VIII |      leave the Morgue you will want to go somewhere else,” he
 7 VIII |        m a Breton, you know. I want you to ride out the thirty
 8 VIII |       with this affair! Do you want to get us into trouble?’~“
 9 XIV  |       take me for? What do you want? and who are you?”~“You
10 XV   |  clasped hands. “What could he want of me?”~“Who knows? It is
11 XVI  |       t suspect any one. All I want is information. Has Chupin
12 XVI  |       t in the secret cells. I want to know if any visitor came
13 XVII |        one of my colleagues. I want to find out something about
14 XVII |       society. Being in urgent want of ready money, she had
15 XVIII|     plan,” continued Lecoq. “I want to learn this prisoner’s
16 XIX  |    keeper! here!”~“What do you want?” shouted a turnkey, whose
17 XX   |    asked: “What did the fellow want who was just in here?”~The
18 XX   |     her position.~“What do you want?” she asked in a curt, sharp
19 XX   |       and being momentarily in want of a hiding-place he concluded
20 XX   |         it’s Madame Milner you want to see; but you have come
21 XX   |     her,” he insisted.~“Do you want me to call her successor?”~
22 XX   |        the young detective. “I want his secret, and I’ll have
23 XXI  |       advise you to pass on. I want none of your jesting.”~Lecoq
24 XXI  |          What the deuce do you want?” he asked in surly tones.~“
25 XXI  |  serene unconsciousness of his want of tact, responded: “I think
26 XXII |    like your face. What do you want of me?”~“I should like to
27 XXIV |   doubt it? What proofs do you want then? What connection do