Chapter

 1 I    |       will do well if ever an opportunity—”~But he checked himself;
 2 I    |  would take advantage of this opportunity to repeat his protestations
 3 II   |    living. But how? He had an opportunity of learning his true value,
 4 II   |      a distance.~However, the opportunity for which he had so ardently
 5 II   |  These words afforded him the opportunity for which he was longing. “
 6 III  |      the carnival afforded an opportunity for the parties to disguise
 7 III  |   cried with rage. He saw the opportunity for which he had sighed
 8 III  |   would he ever have found an opportunity of investigating an affair
 9 IV   |      he deemed it a favorable opportunity to resume the conversation. “
10 V    |  chance offered us a splendid opportunity, and we did not know how
11 V    | prepare to profit by the next opportunity that presents itself.”~Gevrol
12 VI   |    not displeased to have the opportunity to do Gevrol a bad turn
13 VI   |       certain evidence and an opportunity to do so may not present
14 VII  |       succeeded in finding an opportunity to speak with the murderer.
15 VIII |    you will not refuse us the opportunity to drink to your success.”~
16 X    |      will certainly find some opportunity to communicate with parties
17 XIII |       to his feet, glad of an opportunity to stretch his limbs and
18 XVIII|     He eagerly embraced every opportunity to babble about his past,
19 XVIII| General had profited of every opportunity to make himself as disagreeable
20 XIX  |    any case, he would have an opportunity to glance at the interior
21 XIX  |   Easter holidays gave him an opportunity to seek a little rest and
22 XX   |      decline to profit of the opportunity. Hence, it was necessary
23 XX   |     this apparently favorable opportunity to make his escape.~Everything
24 XX   |      he of opinion that as an opportunity of flight had been willingly
25 XXI  |       took advantage of every opportunity to mislead the persons who
26 XXIII|      Why, it is a magnificent opportunity—a chance to be proud of!
27 XXIII|     occasions, you allowed an opportunity for solving this mystery