Chapter

 1 I  |         go to the theatre, were ordered to halt at the barriere,
 2 I  |        on.~“To the left, boys!” ordered Gevrol; “we will take the
 3 I  |        the den, and in addition ordered the lamps to be lit for
 4 I  |        bones.~“Come, stand up!” ordered the inspector. “Your lamentations
 5 I  |       enough. But Gevrol rudely ordered her to stand up again. “
 6 VI |  expired.~“Approach, sergeant,” ordered the commissary, “and look
 7 VII|       the chair, as he had been ordered, and Lecoq, with the aid
 8 VII| slightest objection when he was ordered to undress, and to exchange
 9 VII|        of the secret cells,” he ordered.~There was no need to drag
10 VII|         taken, and a keeper was ordered to remove her, nature reasserted
11 IX |      soon as they sat down they ordered a bowl of wine, a la Frangaise.
12 IX |      moment.”~“They came in and ordered what they wanted; you waited
13 X  |       the Widow Chupin—and then ordered his door-keeper to admit
14 XV |      hungry. At all events they ordered breakfast. I followed their
15 XVI|    Where can he be?”~At last he ordered a messenger to go and see
16 XVI|      her roughly by the arm, he ordered her to leave the room at
17 XVI|         he said. “You certainly ordered your wife not to say anything
18 XVI|  despair. He rang the bell, and ordered the guard to conduct the
19 XX |         at the corner, where he ordered a bottle of good wine; and
20 XXI|     having finished his repast, ordered a small glass of brandy,