Chapter

 1 I   |        head, there,” he responded, trying to raise one of his arms. “
 2 III |      companion, and that they were trying to devise some means to
 3 VII |     already; that the prisoner was trying to conceal his identity.
 4 VIII|          inspector; “you are still trying to discover our man’s identity,
 5 VIII|       identity, I suppose?”~“Still trying.”~“Is he a prince in disguise,
 6 VIII|            entered the place. I am trying to find them. I am a detective;
 7 VIII|           whose identity Lecoq was trying to establish had furnished
 8 IX  |           Lecoq’s forehead. He was trying to remember the magistrate
 9 XI  | embarrassed.~“That’s just what I’m trying to recollect. I’ve forgotten
10 XI  |            reply. He was evidently trying to gain time, ransacking
11 XII |          innocent man, and you are trying to deprive me of my life.
12 XIV |        that a low, vulgar murderer trying to escape justice was some
13 XIV |           but a starling, and I am trying to teach it to say ‘Have
14 XIV |            his lips, as if he were trying to discover some means of
15 XVII|           of warning Polyte. While trying to devise some means of
16 XX  |          her birdcage, obstinately trying to teach her starling German,
17 XXII|         the same person.~Lecoq was trying to gain hope and courage
18 XXIV|  inclinations, is placed in a very trying position, and I should endeavor
19 XXIV|           say to myself others are trying to discover this man’s identity.
20 XXV |         charged with arresting and trying the conspirators of Montaignac