Chapter

 1 II   |          the game was won. It was impossible to fail, and there was no
 2 III  |    flattery was gross, but it was impossible to doubt its sincerity.
 3 V    |       been here in our absence.”~“Impossible!”~It was not impossible—
 4 V    |           Impossible!”~It was not impossible—it was true. When Gevrol
 5 V    |     examination by the physicians impossible.~The young detective accordingly
 6 VI   |       Evidently further doubt was impossible after this evidence, which
 7 VI   |        investigating magistrate.~“Impossible, I may have need of you
 8 IX   |        good sir.”~“It seems to me impossible that you didn’t overhear
 9 IX   |          warn you that it will be impossible for you to maintain it,
10 X    |            I have none.”~“That is impossible.”~“I have been told that
11 X    |         does, indeed, seem almost impossible for a culprit to say more
12 XI   |      lonely spot that it would be impossible to find it at night-time,
13 XIII |        arrest; but it seems to me impossible that he should suspect our
14 XVI  |          her husband, it is quite impossible to get her to speak. She
15 XVII |          turn him from the almost impossible task he had undertaken,
16 XIX  | excitement that he found it quite impossible to sleep. On rising at daybreak
17 XIX  |           the cell, as if it were impossible for him to explain the arrival
18 XXI  |         his neighbor? This it was impossible to discern through the glass
19 XXI  |        vulgar dialect which it is impossible to render, so changeable
20 XXI  |          far away by this time.”~“Impossible!”~“But why?”~“Excuse me,
21 XXI  |          auxiliaries, “it will be impossible for him to escape.”~But
22 XXI  |   complete search would have been impossible. In each of the rooms and
23 XXI  |        What he had declared to be impossible had nevertheless occurred.
24 XXII |         this further argument was impossible; hence it was in an entirely
25 XXII |         at events from a romantic impossible side, instead of considering
26 XXIII|          Rue Saint Lazare. It was impossible to believe that the owner
27 XXIV |           and I say that it seems impossible the murderer arrested in