Chapter

 1 I    |        trousers and were advancing slowly, picking their way as carefully
 2 I    |           little red eyes traveled slowly round the room, and then
 3 III  | systematically. They advanced very slowly and with extreme caution.
 4 IV   |            obliged to proceed more slowly.~On leaving the waste ground
 5 IV   |            obliged to proceed more slowly on account of the badness
 6 V    |           Lecoq made no reply, but slowly, and with the stiff movements
 7 VII  |           in his mouth, was pacing slowly to and fro before the guard-house.
 8 VII  |            brought him, drained it slowly, and remarked: “That’s capital!
 9 VII  |         new arrivals.~The prisoner slowly stepped to the ground. His
10 VII  |           said the young detective slowly. “Do you think I can’t see
11 IX   |          Monsieur Lecoq,” he said, slowly, “Monsieur d’Escorval has
12 IX   |            you know that?” he said slowly. “How can you swear it?
13 IX   |            this response, and then slowly added: “But you must have
14 X    |             Yes,” responded Lecoq, slowly, “yes; this supposition
15 X    |           this time, however, more slowly. One might have supposed
16 XII  |      steadily into them, and added slowly: “And this witness is the
17 XV   |      opened, and he groped his way slowly up to the fourth floor.
18 XV   |          this pause the attic door slowly and softly opened. Not of
19 XVIII|             although he spoke very slowly and deliberately, was in
20 XIX  |          all his power of will, he slowly exclaimed: “You speak falsely!
21 XX   |            Jacques. He walked more slowly, frequently hesitated, and