Chapter

 1 II  |           mind. “Why should I not follow good advice?” he asked himself.
 2 III |            extremely difficult to follow the footprints in the open
 3 III |           and now I am content to follow you.”~The young police agent
 4 IV  |          For he could not hope to follow both. Seated upon the log
 5 IV  |        weighed the chances.~“If I follow the man I shall learn nothing
 6 IV  |        the oracle’s response.~“To follow the women,” continued the
 7 IV  |         said he, “we are going to follow the footprints of these
 8 IV  |         first it was only play to follow the distinct footprints
 9 V   |           veteran had resolved to follow his young colleague’s fortunes.~“
10 VII |          her oaths; let us rather follow the train of Lecoq’s meditation.
11 VIII|     understand that I am going to follow these men. A. B. S.”~The
12 XII |       hatred and suspicion, which follow each other in rapid succession,
13 XV  |           told you I was going to follow the young men who seemed
14 XVI |  delivered the order for Lecoq to follow him without a minute’s delay. “
15 XVI |    governor, he motioned Lecoq to follow him away.~“Run to the Prefecture
16 XVII| requesting the young detective to follow him. After passing through
17 XIX |          would I do, sir! I would follow him like grim death; I would
18 XIX |           go abroad?”~“Oh, I will follow him. One of my aunts has
19 XXI |           as a ravenous dog might follow a bone. He had reached the
20 XXI |       friend, will remain here to follow them if they leave hurriedly,”
21 XXIV|          influence induced you to follow May, step by step, like