Chapter

 1 II   |           solution will certainly bring.”~At the word “reward” the
 2 III  |        your eyes are growing old. Bring your lantern a little nearer—
 3 IV   |         the young detective, “and bring me some water; gather together
 4 VII  |       inquired, “what news do you bring?”~“I have an order to conduct
 5 VIII |      crime, accident, and suicide bring to this horrible place.
 6 VIII | half-price for children. It would bring in a round sum, more than
 7 IX   |         child—no doubt meaning to bring it up after the same fashion
 8 IX   |           a wild beast to try and bring my own flesh and blood to
 9 X    |           the magistrate needs to bring all his powers of penetration
10 XV   |         was full of sand.~“Do you bring me bad news?” inquired Lecoq,
11 XV   |        pick people’s pockets, and bring them everything he could
12 XVI  |          now. Go and tell them to bring him to me. Lecoq left the
13 XVI  |         for me, and made haste to bring her here. I thought I was
14 XVII |      penetration, and sagacity to bring the expedition to a successful
15 XVII |         marchioness, remarked: “I bring you this jewel, madame,
16 XVIII|          me! Father Absinthe will bring me my meals, execute any
17 XIX  |  resentment and determined him to bring this discussion with an
18 XIX  |           truth. Such tricks only bring the sacred majesty of justice
19 XX   |    rheumatism; and he asked me to bring you this paper in his stead.