Chapter

 1 II   |          lost.”~In all his life, worthy Father Absinthe had never
 2 III  |     longer of this opinion. This worthy man, who was far from suspecting
 3 III  |          clear, how neat it is!”~Worthy Father Absinthe was scratching
 4 V    |        him. The plan amazed that worthy man. He had seen a great
 5 V    |   augmented. It is true that the worthy veteran had not noticed
 6 V    |       Quite unintentionally, the worthy fellow had certainly become
 7 VI   |       for the past two hours the worthy commissary’s responsibility
 8 VII  |           he responded. He was a worthy fellow who had been spending
 9 VIII |        the information that this worthy was able to impart.~In a
10 VIII |   exactly know.”~In a moment the worthy dame imagined that this
11 VIII |        side of the building, the worthy fellow, standing up, still
12 IX   |        seem to know him. He is a worthy man, not quite so grim as
13 XIII |         sympathy which a “foeman worthy of one’s steel” always inspires.~“
14 XIII |      past twenty-four hours this worthy functionary had been greatly
15 XV   |          the room.~“Ah! it is my worthy coachman!” exclaimed Lecoq. “
16 XVII |      produces his snuffbox.~This worthy man greeted Lecoq very affably.
17 XVIII|        This opinion was at least worthy of consideration, as they
18 XVIII|        the prisoner’s cell. That worthy functionary was not very
19 XIX  | important word “revelation.” The worthy official undoubtedly wished
20 XX   |        know that?” exclaimed the worthy man, greatly astonished.~“
21 XXI  |          not four workmen really worthy of that name. The others
22 XXI  |     heard exclaiming. “Let these worthy men do their duty, Otto.”~“
23 XXIII|       obstinate ‘General’ is not worthy to blacken your shoes!”~“