Chapter

 1 I    |          prestige diminishing, and hastened to add: “The idea had occurred
 2 I    | station-house as we pass.”~The men hastened to obey, with the exception
 3 II   |      followed by his companion, he hastened to the back door of the
 4 III  |           her energy; she rose and hastened away, clinging to the arm
 5 IV   |          he exclaimed, as he still hastened forward, “you do not understand
 6 VI   |        snatched up the papers, and hastened away.~He literally flew
 7 VII  |          his clerk.~Lecoq rose and hastened, well-nigh breathless with
 8 VII  |         was so terrible that Lecoq hastened back to the prison, hoping
 9 VII  |          himself!”~A dozen keepers hastened to the spot. The door was
10 VIII | handkerchief, which I picked up. I hastened after her to restore it,
11 XI   |           the Barriere d’Italie, I hastened there and entered a wine-shop.
12 XV   |           up the stairs again, she hastened down to meet them. “In the
13 XVI  |          perceived M. Segmuller he hastened toward him and asked if
14 XVI  |           whom the governor called hastened to obey the summons.~“Do
15 XVII |     Without losing a minute, Lecoq hastened to this individual’s office.
16 XIX  |         young detective. They both hastened to the prison, followed
17 XXI  |        group at the street corner, hastened toward them. In a few words,
18 XXIII|       Mariette, caught in the act, hastened away, pursued by her master’
19 XXV  |         the right. Father Absinthe hastened to obey; and as soon as