Chapter

 1 IV   | clairvoyant in regard to some lost articles, is waiting the oracle’s
 2 V    |             Then he enumerated the articles of conviction ranged on
 3 VI   |        numbers marked on the other articles of clothing.”~“That is a
 4 VI   |      inspection.”~“And are not the articles thus sold marked in some
 5 VI   |      minute description of all the articles he found upon the dead man’
 6 VI   |       nothing—not even such common articles of personal use, as a tobacco
 7 VI   |     cigarettes—these were the only articles discovered beyond the money
 8 IX   |            into his hands. All the articles which the young detective
 9 IX   |          placed all the so-called “articles of conviction” in a large
10 IX   |          at any cost. Did not the “articles of conviction” comprise
11 XIII |        Lecoq’s keeping the various articles the latter had accumulated
12 XIV  |       found to contain the various articles mentioned by the prisoner.~
13 XVII |           catalogue of the various articles sold. Several lots of jewelry
14 XVII |          himself remarked,—so many articles passed through his hands!
15 XVIII|     material for so many newspaper articles, and the topic for such
16 XVIII|            various knickknacks and articles of clothing were handed
17 XIX  |        witnesses; manufactured the articles of conviction; wrote the
18 XXI  |            obliging dealer in such articles, and he offered to take
19 XXI  |      lighting him. He lifted heavy articles of furniture as easily as
20 XXIV |       would have exclaimed: ‘Those articles! Why, I sold them to an