Chapter

 1 II   |      room. He could no longer conceal his delight; his eyes sparkled
 2 V    |      least, compel himself to conceal it. Hence, it was in a very
 3 VI   |   tightly compressed so as to conceal a smile of satisfaction
 4 VII  |    the prisoner was trying to conceal his identity. Now it was
 5 X    |      bending over his papers, conceal any sign of surprise or
 6 X    |    also found it difficult to conceal his surprise. “You are too
 7 X    |   secret he is endeavoring to conceal. All criminals, even the
 8 X    |  harshly. He rose, perhaps to conceal his chagrin, and added: “
 9 X    |       the prisoner, could not conceal his astonishment. Goguet,
10 XI   |     rang false, and failed to conceal a sensation of deep anxiety.
11 XII  |      smiling clerk, could not conceal an approving grimace. Besides,
12 XIV  |   eyes?”~Lecoq could scarcely conceal his agitation. This was
13 XVI  | Chupin. Although he could not conceal from himself the enormous
14 XVII |      necessary that he should conceal his true identity. Accordingly,
15 XVIII|     unshaken determination to conceal the truth.~There were moments
16 XVIII|      reason was determined to conceal his antecedents. Such being
17 XIX  |      smiling clerk, could not conceal an approving grin. If he
18 XX   |    concluded that he had best conceal himself there. The pretty
19 XXI  |     making immense efforts to conceal his rage and despair. May
20 XXIV |       the young man could not conceal a gesture of incredulous
21 XXV  |       I am to succeed, I must conceal myself, and so I will. Yes,