Chapter

 1 I    |      anxiously listening. Soon a second cry, or rather a wild howl,
 2 IV   |         motionless, and the next second flying off like a ball.
 3 V    |        to flight.~In less than a second the young police agent had
 4 VI   |          Lecoq, at the risk of a second rebuff, interposed. “May
 5 VII  |      replied the murderer, but a second later he changed his mind. “
 6 VIII |     swore at him roundly. In the second, he found the grooms at
 7 XI   |   surrounding localities? In the second place, how does it happen,
 8 XI   |        loses his footing—another second, and he will sink!~“Enough—
 9 XII  |      himself in their clutches a second time. You gentlemen pretend
10 XV   |        own seat, and drawing the second chair from a corner, invited
11 XVI  |         of the Palais gateway. A second glance, and oh, great good
12 XVI  |       anxious gaze. Just for one second; and then she caught his
13 XVIII|         favor. For instance, the second bureau of the Prefecture
14 XVIII|        had scarcely finished the second line, when a bit of bread,
15 XVIII|         twenty-fifth, ‘her’; the second, ‘your’; the sixteenth, ‘
16 XIX  |         with anger. This was the second affront within an hour.
17 XIX  |         in cipher as well as the second; duped Father Absinthe,
18 XX   |           This was the work of a second. A long chalk mark on a
19 XXI  |          as to his intentions. A second later he turned into the
20 XXI  |         won a single glance or a second’s attention from Lecoq.
21 XXIV |         wait, I am coming to the second mistake you made,” retorted
22 XXV  | compromised at the advent of the Second Restoration. At the time