Chapter

 1 V    | exclaimed Lecoq in two entirely different tones. “Then the two women
 2 V    |      earring, the models of the different footprints in the garden,
 3 VI   |      the unfortunate man bore a different number.~“The deuce!” murmured
 4 VI   |     other murdered man required different but even greater precautions
 5 VIII |       young detective, in three different keys. “And which was it
 6 IX   |     Lecoq, and according to the different phases of the affair, he
 7 X    |      prisoners plan and combine different systems of defense according
 8 X    |      His face at once assumed a different expression, his features
 9 XII  |       the matter in an entirely different light,” said he. “These
10 XIV  |    labels pasted upon it by the different railroad companies only
11 XVIII|       to them. Although of very different natures, they were both
12 XIX  |      them, however, an entirely different meaning.~When completed,
13 XIX  |       was untrue; but there are different ways of presenting the truth,
14 XXI  | hesitated and looked inside the different establishments, it was only
15 XXI  |         detailed account of the different prisons in France. He described
16 XXI  |   divergencies of discipline in different establishments; and recounted
17 XXI  |      that he walked through the different apartments; a library, an
18 XXII |     hence it was in an entirely different tone that Lecoq remarked: “
19 XXIII|      said old Tabaret, in three different tones, plainly implying
20 XXIII|     forgotten. According to the different phases of the recital, he
21 XXIV |       and affairs taken quite a different turn. But they were not