Chapter

 1 II  |        their fingers, could boldly enter the office of any manufacturer,
 2 III |       exploring the premises might enter the minds of the police.
 3 VII |    distance, he was bold enough to enter the hovel. Then he came
 4 VII | investigations, Lecoq was about to enter the station house when a
 5 VII |         doorway he was expected to enter—Lecoq asked himself was
 6 VII |         keeper’s room, and finally enter the registrar’s office.
 7 VIII|           spring to the ground and enter the house indicated, was
 8 VIII|           the door, but the others enter, and after a long stare
 9 VIII|            floor, and was about to enter the long, narrow, badly-lighted
10 IX  |          accompanied by two women, enter your establishment?”~“Sometimes
11 X   |       awaits them.~The moment they enter his presence, the magistrate
12 XII |        after your arrest, dared to enter the Widow Chupin’s den to
13 XV  |         his room, and was about to enter, when some one, whom he
14 XV  |            Dauphin; and I saw them enter another cafe. Five minutes
15 XV  |           persons who had seen him enter the house of Toinon the
16 XVII|          communicative, namely, to enter the shop, call for something
17 XXI |          Lecoq would have liked to enter the shop and make some inquiries,
18 XXI |         left this establishment to enter one a hundred paces distant.
19 XXI |         They had seen the murderer enter; he had not seen him go
20 XXI |          asked in surly tones.~“To enter Monseigneur’s room,” replied
21 XXI |            who had not ventured to enter his master’s apartments,
22 XXII|            room; you gentlemen can enter now.”~