Chapter

 1 V    |       before his least gifted friends, not before the cleverest.
 2 V    |    enemies as well as for his friends, he was and he remained “
 3 VIII |         Wait a bit, my little friends, you have promised papa
 4 IX   |     heard of one of Gustave’s friends, a man called Lacheneur?”~
 5 XI   |     men were police agents or friends of the fellows I had killed.”~“
 6 XV   |      is one of your husband’s friends.”~“Oh! sir.”~“Why, did you
 7 XV   |     Now, among your husband’s friends, don’t you know any who
 8 XVIII|     in communication with his friends.”~The young detective’s
 9 XIX  |     be, usually has a family, friends, relatives, proteges, and
10 XIX  |       to communicate with his friends, and I shall wait till that
11 XIX  |     no communication with his friends outside, and that he should
12 XXI  |      all after the fashion of friends who have met at a rendezvous.
13 XXI  |   anxious to shut up, the two friends now took refuge in the next
14 XXI  | Saint-Germain, like a pair of friends. The liquor they had imbibed
15 XXII |      for the reception of his friends.~The young detective had
16 XXII |    occupation secret from his friends among the general public.
17 XXII |       deceived as well as his friends, and laughing at his supposed
18 XXIV |    Tabaret. “If they had been friends, the magistrate might have
19 XXIV |   them to? To one of her lady friends, very probably. For this
20 XXIV |     the names of her intimate friends; this would have been a
21 XXIV |       in the service of these friends. This would have only been
22 XXIV | purchased them for one of his friends whose measure he brought
23 XXV  |       of a priest, one of his friends, the Abbe Midon, cure of