Chapter

 1 I    |   significant, that all the men paused as if by common impulse.~“
 2 III  |    younger man, for he suddenly paused. “Ah!” he murmured, “these
 3 VII  |        his brow cleared, and he paused in his promenade.~“Ah, well!”
 4 VII  |       and wrath that the keeper paused in his recital much perturbed. “
 5 VII  | carefully cut and polished—”~He paused. A new idea inspired by
 6 VIII |         hours, and had scarcely paused either to eat or drink.
 7 VIII |       who—” The driver suddenly paused: some vivid remembrance
 8 IX   |   passing in his mind. When she paused, out of breath, he rose
 9 X    |  considerable sum of money?”~He paused; Goguet, the smiling clerk,
10 X    |      the centre of the room, he paused and looked around him. “
11 X    |      day to this.”~The prisoner paused again and looked from one
12 XV   |    asylum.”~The young detective paused. While absorbed in thought,
13 XV   |   doctor or else—”~She suddenly paused; her eyes dilated. From
14 XVI  |        word, if you please.”~He paused; the door opened again,
15 XVII |        shall learn nothing.”~He paused in his cogitations, for
16 XIX  |      are quite Greek to me.”~He paused, and then handing Lecoq’
17 XIX  |   besides—”~The young detective paused in evident embarrassment.
18 XX   |        refusal.”~The shopkeeper paused to take breath; but Lecoq
19 XX   |      the Rue Soufflot, where he paused for an instant to learn
20 XXI  |        the Palais de Justice he paused, exhausted and breathless,
21 XXI  |        la Chaise, they suddenly paused before a wall of moderate
22 XXI  |       give him into charge—”~He paused and listened. A short way
23 XXI  |     once more in the street, he paused in front of Father Absinthe,
24 XXIII|      they told me, because—” He paused, and Tirauclair burst into
25 XXIV |       untarnished.”~Old Tabaret paused, and then, with a sudden
26 XXIV |       this mystery.”~The oracle paused, awaiting some protestation