Chapter

 1 III  |      builder for the storage of various kinds of lumber. The ground
 2 III  |        evidently wiped, all the various footprints came together,
 3 V    |        to pick up and study the various objects scattered over the
 4 VI   |         of the people”; puffing various mixtures, pills, ointments,
 5 IX   |         proceeded to relate the various facts that had come to his
 6 XI   |       investigation through the various hotels surrounding the Gare
 7 XIII | confided to Lecoq’s keeping the various articles the latter had
 8 XIV  |   admittance is gained into the various rooms occupied by the investigating
 9 XIV  |       landlords and servants of various hostelries surrounding the
10 XIV  |  moreover, found to contain the various articles mentioned by the
11 XVI  |       and meeting now and again various acquaintances, he felt compelled
12 XVII |     present instance there were various matters that M. Segmuller
13 XVII |         a long catalogue of the various articles sold. Several lots
14 XVIII|   Milner. The evidence of these various witnesses showed plainly
15 XVIII|      evinced great joy when the various knickknacks and articles
16 XIX  |       indicated, and that these various words formed several intelligible
17 XIX  |       been in the employment of various literary men, as well as
18 XX   |      his pocket-book, among the various documents confided to him
19 XXIV |     diamond earring, as well as various effects belonging to the