Chapter

 1 I    |    public prosecutor, and let us look at the other one.”~The third
 2 I    |        nor ventured so much as a look since the entrance of the
 3 I    |       demeanor, and observed his look? Have you been surprised
 4 III  |      what do you see?”~“Come and look for yourself, see there!”
 5 IV   |         his companion’s powers.~“Look there,” said Lecoq; “what
 6 VI   |     ordered the commissary, “and look carefully at this man.”~
 7 VI   |   everything and by nothing. Why look, the poor devil did not
 8 VII  |          hand, waiting to have a look at the new arrivals.~The
 9 VII  |          Toto, who had no one to look after them but her?~Still,
10 XII  |         as grenadiers; now, just look at the footprints made by
11 XIV  |       February 20th,” said she. “Look, sir: here on the seventh
12 XV   |         His eyes wore an anxious look, and his mustache drooped
13 XV   |     close together, recalled the look of patient resignation one
14 XV   |          child. You have only to look at him—”~As she spoke, the
15 XVIII|        Do you know what you will look like, with your eye glued
16 XVIII|   ceremony.”~“Ah, well! You will look just like one of those silly
17 XVIII|         a groan, a gesture, or a look —I shall be there to take
18 XIX  |         I can easily make myself look old or young, dark or light,
19 XXII |       Lecoq exchanged an anxious look. “What capture?” they both
20 XXII | inveterate inclination always to look at events from a romantic
21 XXIII|          such a face, in which a look of stupidity was mingled
22 XXIV |      have told it to me. I can’t look at the facts with my own
23 XXV  |          an undoubted fact.~“You look as if you had suddenly fallen