Chapter

 1 I  |      job!” growled one of the agents.~“Yes,” replied the inspector
 2 I  |       fire. One of the police agents darted to one of these windows,
 3 I  |      a spectacle that all the agents, and even Gevrol himself,
 4 I  |      menacing that one of the agents drew Gevrol violently aside,
 5 I  |   Gevrol parleyed, one of the agents—he who had peered through
 6 I  |   superfluous. All the police agents had now gathered around
 7 I  | revealing his bare chest. The agents lifted him very carefully—
 8 I  |      deserts.”~All the police agents turned toward the murderer
 9 I  | invective upon Gevrol and his agents, accusing them of persecuting
10 II |   Gevrol and the other police agents. While he was clinging to
11 III|       snow led the two police agents. Some now thought must have
12 IV |       of which the two police agents were pursuing their investigations.~
13 V  | stairs; neither of the police agents had since touched it. And
14 VI |     must be found.”~While the agents of the prefecture were gathered
15 VII|       his turn. “These police agents are all alike,” he grumbled. “
16 VII|     the whole squad of police agents in check by the intense
17 VII|  closed, and at least a dozen agents were standing near at hand,
18 IX | allows the presence of police agents. Accordingly, M. Segmuller
19 XI |     police can assist you—our agents are always at the service
20 XI | whether these men were police agents or friends of the fellows
21 XII| accomplice? According to your agents, he’s at all events a most
22 XII|    from my cell, some of your agents obligingly shut him up with
23 XVI|      word from him and twenty agents, or a hundred if need be,