Chapter

 1 I    |    men lay stretched upon the floor. They were lying motionless
 2 I    |      staircase leading to the floor above. She had thrown her
 3 I    |       threw his weapon to the floor, exclaiming: “Come and take
 4 I    |     police had risen from the floor as if he had just witnessed
 5 II   |     stamped his foot upon the floor and exclaimed with exultation: “
 6 II   |  which he had lifted from the floor.~Lecoq remained standing
 7 V    |    objects scattered over the floor. Some of these still remained
 8 V    |   from the expense of a tiled floor, judging the bare ground
 9 V    |   After a fresh search on the floor, a sixth glass was found,
10 VI   |    glazed cap that lay on the floor beside him was in harmony
11 VIII |    wanted to know whether the floor of the cell was paved or
12 VIII | compared the soil of the cell floor with the dust he had placed
13 VIII |      he had reached the third floor, and was about to enter
14 IX   |      of dust collected on the floor of the cell in which the
15 XI   |   ceiling and then toward the floor, scratching his head and
16 XII  |    identical with that of the floor of the cell you occupied.”~
17 XIV  | Finding an open window on the floor below, he looked out to
18 XIV  |   showed him one on the fifth floor. The office-boy was not
19 XV   |       slowly up to the fourth floor. He had reached his room,
20 XV   |     to go upstairs to the top floor, and knock at the door in
21 XV   |      could have eaten off the floor.~The two detectives entered,
22 XVIII|        The garret had a paved floor, and first of all the young
23 XVIII|     stretch myself out on the floor and manage to sleep here.”~“
24 XIX  |     as it fell upon the stone floor caused him to pause abruptly.~
25 XXI  |   Lecoq returned to the first floor. Only five or six servants
26 XXII |   when they reached the first floor, and rang the bell at the