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 1 I   |        crouched upon the lower steps of a staircase leading to
 2 I   |     door. When they were a few steps from the house, Gevrol asked
 3 III |    proved by the length of the steps and the shape of the footprints.~
 4 III |        her limbs trembled. Ten steps farther on she tottered
 5 III | tottered and almost fell. Some steps farther, and she became
 6 III |       on one side, five or six steps away to the left, just beside
 7 III |      possible. He retraced his steps, passed by here once more,
 8 V   |      he had thrown it upon the steps of the stairs; neither of
 9 VIII|  Justice; but it is only a few steps from here.”~“No matter.
10 XIV |     Lecoq had not taken twenty steps along the streets before
11 XV  |      garret could hear hurried steps descending the stairs.~Lecoq
12 XVI | Segmuller’s envoy retraced his steps, and leisurely sauntered
13 XVII|        wreck, Lecoq turned his steps in another direction, and
14 XX  |    even he had not taken fifty steps before he was recaptured.~
15 XX  | detective at once directed his steps. “The accomplice,” said
16 XX  |        in the direction of the steps.~The fugitive was, indeed,
17 XX  |   indeed, seated on one of the steps at the side of the theatre,
18 XX  |        being watched; that his steps were being dogged, that
19 XX  |       of defiance, he left the steps, crossed the open square
20 XXI |      his breath and timing his steps with the precision of a
21 XXI |       Varrennes, at only a few steps from the Rue de la Chaise,