Chapter

 1 I    |        affect me. You ought to be sent to prison for putting such
 2 IV   |      desired to preserve it. They sent for a great chemist—”~“Go
 3 V    |          drew up this document be sent for.” It must be remembered
 4 VIII |   evidence, and a summons will be sent you.”~“All right, then.
 5 IX   |        once? A messenger has been sent to the prefecture after
 6 IX   |     conviction” comprise a letter sent by this man to Gustave,
 7 XIV  |     couple of glasses of Bordeaux sent new courage and energy coursing
 8 XVI  |       here he must certainly have sent some one, or else have written
 9 XVII |         to attend the funeral. He sent orders that all his sister’
10 XVII |        her wardrobe—and the money sent to him.”~Lecoq could not
11 XVIII|           to be set at liberty or sent to the assizes. Am I to
12 XVIII|       although his photograph was sent to all the prisons and police
13 XVIII|     message, it may be added, was sent at Gevrol’s instigation.~
14 XVIII|       Beranger.’ Let this book be sent for—”~The governor of the
15 XVIII|           some excuse to have him sent out of his cell again; and
16 XIX  | revelation to make.”~“He shall be sent for immediately.”~Lecoq
17 XIX  |       fools, or why should I have sent for you to show it you?
18 XIX  |           to be done? Is he to be sent to the Assizes by himself,
19 XIX  |          sir,” was the reply. “He sent me to ask how you were,
20 XIX  |   magistrate who—”~“Precisely. He sent his man to me two or three
21 XIX  |        the vestibule who had been sent from a neighboring register
22 XXII |          Why, that individual you sent me last night so carefully