Chapter

 1 I    |   voice asked for something to drink. They brought him a glass
 2 I    |      years, vice, poverty, and drink had made her; wrinkled,
 3 V    |        daring vagrants did not drink there without some disquietude,
 4 VII  |   shouldn’t mind a crust and a drink of wine.”~“You shall have
 5 VII  |       murderer had asked for a drink after at first refusing
 6 VII  |    that the murderer would not drink it without some sign of
 7 VII  |   without counting many a good drink I would stand you when I
 8 VIII |        paused either to eat or drink. Anxiety, hope, and even
 9 VIII |   refuse us the opportunity to drink to your success.”~Lecoq
10 IX   |        equal in preparing that drink. Of course, I waited on
11 XV   |       the same man who made me drink with him yesterday.”~With
12 XV   |      enough to make this child drink to such an excess that when
13 XV   |      the other men who come to drink at my mother-in-law’s shop.
14 XVII |    shop, call for something to drink, and invite the landlord
15 XVII |     and invite the landlord to drink as well. This was what Lecoq
16 XVIII|        yourself time to eat or drink?” inquired Gevrol.~“Excuse
17 XXI  |    proposed they should take a drink together, and with that
18 XXI  | however, they found nothing to drink; for all the wine-shops
19 XXI  |    delicious things to eat and drink—such viands, indeed, as
20 XXII |        offered me something to drink, and I returned the compliment.
21 XXIV |    great glass of some cooling drink and drained it. He now resumed: “