Chapter

 1 II  |  devise some means of suddenly making himself rich. All reasonable
 2 II  |    Then, while the others were making ready to depart, he seated
 3 II  |     professional indifference, making the soldier cool and composed
 4 II  | intense, he did not succeed in making any impression upon his
 5 II  |    that if he could succeed in making his convictions penetrate
 6 IV  |        the forced march he was making. “Upon my word,” said he, “
 7 V   |   table, and, with the view of making his recital as intelligible
 8 VIII|      this polite young man was making fun of her. “You scamp—!”
 9 X   |       turning a compliment, in making things pass off pleasantly,
10 XI  |        conjectured that he was making a strenuous effort to remember
11 XI  |           Then why, instead of making your escape by the back
12 XII |      prisoner listened without making any remark, but when asked
13 XIV | visited, it was with a view of making sure of the prisoner’s discomfiture
14 XV  |      the cafe with the view of making me drunk.”~“What was he
15 XV  |        woman busily engaged in making a heavy linen sack. She
16 XV  | anything!”~The younger man was making frantic efforts to push
17 XVI |       prosecution is evidently making no headway,” thought the
18 XVI |       that there is no hope of making her speak.”~Lecoq’s apprehension
19 XVI |       opinions; then, suddenly making up his mind, he rose from
20 XVII|     raising her voice.~Without making a direct reply, Lecoq produced
21 XIX |    could scarcely refrain from making an angry reply. He restrained
22 XX  |       uneasy on that score. In making arrangements with his old
23 XXI |    pursuers off the track, and making his escape by way of the
24 XXI |      several hours he had been making immense efforts to conceal
25 XXII|       seated at a small table, making out his report. He did not
26 XXIV|      don’t deny it; but as for making every effort—that’s quite