Chapter

 1 IX   |          low-spoken words to the smiling Goguet, M. Segmuller took
 2 IX   |     passage, if you please.”~The smiling clerk looked back through
 3 X    |           He paused; Goguet, the smiling clerk, had just returned.~
 4 X    |      wheeled around. Goguet, the smiling clerk, then closed the door,
 5 X    |       the scandal of Goguet, the smiling clerk.~M. Segmuller also
 6 X    |        doubt. As for Goguet, the smiling clerk, he chuckled to himself
 7 X    |        astonishment. Goguet, the smiling clerk, alone found the scene
 8 XII  |         indeed, that Goguet, the smiling clerk, could not conceal
 9 XII  |         these words, Goguet, the smiling clerk, whose pen was rapidly
10 XIII |     seven consecutive hours.~The smiling clerk, who had kept his
11 XVI  |        nine o’clock, Goguet, the smiling clerk, put in an appearance
12 XVI  |    Polyte.~“Ah, ah!” thought the smiling clerk, in a flutter of delight, “
13 XVI  |          a monotonous voice, the smiling clerk repeated: “I should
14 XVII | magistrate’s orders, Goguet, the smiling clerk, had just finished
15 XVIII|         governor.~“Why not?” the smiling clerk ventured to remark. “
16 XVIII|         one on May,” thought the smiling clerk.~But Lecoq was still
17 XIX  |         never fear!”~Goguet, the smiling clerk, could not conceal
18 XIX  |          prison, followed by the smiling clerk, who was the magistrate’
19 XIX  |         further when Goguet, the smiling clerk, boldly broke the