Chapter

 1 V    |     of the house?”~Everything looked exactly in the same state
 2 VIII |       ha! my fine fellow!”~He looked up and perceived Gevrol,
 3 VIII |       into Paris?”~The driver looked up, and surveying Lecoq
 4 VIII |     as quickly as I could and looked out into the street. But
 5 IX   |  although of common material, looked positively neat. She had
 6 IX   |   eyes and honeyed voice, she looked so unlike the terrible termagant
 7 IX   |       swear it.”~M. Segmuller looked up, intense astonishment
 8 IX   |    please.”~The smiling clerk looked back through his minutes
 9 X    |       the room, he paused and looked around him. “Where is the
10 X    |     prisoner paused again and looked from one to another of his
11 XI   |       lighted a cigar. Then I looked about me. The interior was
12 XIV  | window on the floor below, he looked out to ascertain the state
13 XV   | beaute du diable; but now she looked almost as old as her wretched
14 XV   |    not restrain his anger. He looked upon this mysterious accomplice
15 XV   |        wretched child!”~Lecoq looked behind him, and shuddered.
16 XVI  |      of his eyes, which never looked another person in the face.
17 XVI  |       you would at least have looked at your child, which she
18 XVII |      luck! Yes, indeed, Lecoq looked for it. If up to the present
19 XVIII|      lost their appetites and looked haggard; and yet the idea
20 XVIII|   faith, this matter shall be looked into.”~So saying, he was
21 XIX  |   from the decisive moment he looked forward to seemed as it
22 XIX  |      quiver of an eyelid. May looked first at the window, and
23 XXI  |     here. If he hesitated and looked inside the different establishments,
24 XXI  |       women and I—and we have looked even in the bureau drawers.”~
25 XXIII|     slightest sound; and they looked at each other in astonishment,