Chapter

 1 I    |      horrible!”~This exclamation decided Gevrol. “Open, in the name
 2 I    |         the fugitive was already decided. While Gevrol parleyed,
 3 II   |          reflecting a little, he decided to adopt the latter course. “
 4 III  |          of resignation.~“We had decided,” rejoined Lecoq, “that
 5 III  |        but it was not that which decided me in my opinion. If greater
 6 IV   |          He rose, his course was decided.~“Father Absinthe,” said
 7 V    |        obtain it, to find it, he decided to run this terrible risk.
 8 VII  |          him a companion, it was decided to put a straight waistcoat
 9 VIII |         seemed so done up that I decided to go home. I did grumble,
10 X    |           venture to express any decided views when the magistrate
11 X    |     embodied in these last words decided him. “Despite her complaints
12 X    |       the first day of May, they decided to call me after the month,
13 X    |        late in the day; and so I decided to exist surreptitiously.
14 XV   |         I came to my senses, and decided to go to your lodgings and
15 XVIII|        innocent until a jury has decided to the contrary. To while
16 XIX  |         time had elapsed that he decided to pick it up. He held it
17 XIX  |  perceptible—“I suppose you have decided what stratagem must be employed
18 XIX  |      measure only remained to be decided upon. As regards the proposed
19 XX   |         detective had eventually decided on consisted in sending
20 XX   |         tread, hitherto firm and decided, suddenly became uncertain
21 XXI  |         merest trifle would have decided him to surrender; now, however,
22 XXI  |     self-possession, and at once decided what was to be done. With
23 XXI  |        the situation, and it was decided that one of the sergeants
24 XXI  | Accordingly, the young detective decided to recall his auxiliaries. “