Chapter

 1 VIII | self-destruction? Prison statistics show that habitual offenders
 2 VIII |      Moreover, the owner refused to show him the books upon which
 3 IX   |            already said sufficed to show that she must have a secret
 4 X    |           woman scoffs at evidence. Show her the sun; tell her it’
 5 XI   |          Germany he traveled with a show of marionettes, and in England
 6 XI   |           the prisoner undertook to show that the remark had been
 7 XI   |       addressing the prisoner, “and show me on this paper the precise
 8 XII  |            with sufficient irony to show that he felt he had nothing
 9 XII  |         have satisfactory papers to show you; and then you would
10 XIV  |            might lead this woman to show him the register in which
11 XIV  |             would oblige you, I can show you. It is in the drawer
12 XIV  |      service by showing it to me.”~“Show it to you!” exclaimed the
13 XIV  |             me, sir; compel them to show us the trunk, and send for
14 XV   |            brief glance sufficed to show that opulence had not here
15 XVII |          her visitor just enough to show him the rouge on one cheek,
16 XVIII|            of his trial, he did not show the slightest apprehension
17 XVIII|        things. “What do you wish to show me?” he asked. “What is
18 XIX  |            the clown of a traveling show, and yet be an honest man—
19 XIX  |       should I have sent for you to show it you? For me? In that
20 XIX  |       turning to Lecoq, exclaimed: “Show the prisoner that you have
21 XIX  |             an agent, who wishes to show that he is corresponding
22 XIX  |   correspondence that a child would show for a new toy, he declared
23 XIX  |             he replied with a great show of reluctance, “they pretend
24 XIX  |         proofs I should not dare to show them. I should ruin my future.
25 XXIII|            old Tabaret, “and I will show you how, on at least three