Chapter

 1 III |          the last fall of snow. A child could have followed the
 2 III | sentiments that are awakened in a child’s mind by a fairy tale—doubt,
 3 VIII|          had a hand as small as a child’s, and in spite of her anger,
 4 IX  |       house you tried to keep her child—no doubt meaning to bring
 5 X   |           I have neither wife nor child depending upon me for support.
 6 X   |            He’s a strong, healthy child; and we’ll keep him since
 7 X   |   authorities that he had found a child, and, for this reason, although
 8 XV  |         practise? Ah! I am only a child, a mere novice, disheartened
 9 XV  |      Chupin’s wife lived with her child, in the suburbs, in the
10 XV  |           faded calico dress, the child was warmly clad in stout
11 XV  |       himself he would not harm a child. You have only to look at
12 XV  |    remained upstairs, holding her child by the hand, and leaning
13 XV  |        wicked enough to make this child drink to such an excess
14 XV  |        she cried: “Toto! wretched child!”~Lecoq looked behind him,
15 XV  |       understood everything. This child—not yet five years old—had
16 XV  |          how it was. Directly the child was out of my sight, they
17 XV  |          lay his hands on. If the child was detected they were angry
18 XV  |           the man who had led the child out into the streets, to
19 XV  |         cab downstairs. Take your child with you, if you like; but
20 XVI |    entered the room, carrying her child in her arms. On perceiving
21 XVI |         least have looked at your child, which she held out to you.
22 XVI |        and pressed her frightened child against her breast.~What
23 XVII|       house of cards erected by a child. He had only sufficient
24 XVII|        precise cafe would be mere child’s play; and indeed the fourth
25 XIX |          of correspondence that a child would show for a new toy,
26 XIX |       outwitted me as if I were a child, and I must have my turn.”~“
27 XXI |        ground as if he had been a child. Before he had time to think