Chapter

 1 I   |    part of the subordinate had won the victory, and at first
 2 I   |   among them, the same who had won the General’s passing praise.
 3 II  |    necessary, and the game was won. It was impossible to fail,
 4 VII |        of course, but one that won’t do for me.”~“You must
 5 VIII|      here this morning, and he won’t be here for several weeks.”~“
 6 X   |  remarked Lecoq.~“Yes. But she won’t.”~The young detective
 7 X   |   thought, “is very clever; it won’t be easy to get the better
 8 XII |       understands his case. He won’t need any lawyer’s eloquence
 9 XV  |        glass of brandy each. I won. My adversary asked for
10 XV  |      another game, and again I won, and still I drank—and drank
11 XV  | responsible for it, and if you won’t use my cab, I’ve sworn
12 XV  |       s force of character had won for her general respect.
13 XVI |   would only speak—”~“But they won’t.”~“What motive is it that
14 XIX |        or auxiliaries who have won their confidence.~Naturally,
15 XIX |    even when he’s set free. He won’t have a sou in his pocket;
16 XIX |      along for a while; but he won’t be willing to suffer long.
17 XIX |      remember that he is rich. Won’t he then try to recover
18 XX  |    will give him any money. He won’t buy clothing of the first
19 XXI |    they recognized you?”~“They won’t recognize me.”~“If they
20 XXI |        universe could not have won a single glance or a second’
21 XXI |     exclaimed. “Gevrol has not won the battle yet. We have