Chapter

 1 VI   | interrupted him, and an instant afterward the investigating magistrate
 2 VII  |         got sober, half an hour afterward. I never saw a man so vexed
 3 VII  |        they desire to know; and afterward, if you venture to ask them
 4 IX   |      formulary with an axiom he afterward professed: “Distrust all
 5 IX   |   course, I waited on them, and afterward, having a blouse to mend
 6 XII  |     hidden treachery.”~A moment afterward the soldiers who had escorted
 7 XIII |        at the door. Immediately afterward the governor of the Depot
 8 XV   |      meal, with coffee and beer afterward, took up no little time,
 9 XV   |     bezique. I declined, but we afterward compromised the matter by
10 XV   |     cafe, and that a long while afterward a waiter came and woke me
11 XVII |         at home, and an instant afterward the valet returned requesting
12 XVIII|       than a quarter of an hour afterward he returned, carrying in
13 XVIII|         page was ‘I’; the third afterward, ‘have’; the eighth following, ‘
14 XIX  |        eleven o’clock, and soon afterward the prisoner commenced to
15 XIX  |      return to it only a moment afterward. “Suppose this man were
16 XIX  |       than a quarter of an hour afterward M. Segmuller, who usually
17 XX   |     returned, however, a moment afterward when he saw May emerge from
18 XX   |     came back to me. So when he afterward proposed that I should buy
19 XX   |     shop and emerged an instant afterward with a cigar in his mouth.~
20 XXI  |         the Temple, where, soon afterward, Father Absinthe and Lecoq
21 XXI  | prisoner’s first impulse?”~Soon afterward May emerged into the street.
22 XXI  |         reward; for immediately afterward he proposed they should
23 XXI  |         of the wall. An instant afterward a heavy thud might have