Chapter

 1 II  |    making ready to depart, he seated himself upon the corner
 2 IV  |      not hope to follow both. Seated upon the log where the women
 3 V   |       report.~The younger man seated himself at the table, and,
 4 VII |       and despondency. He was seated on a bench opposite the
 5 VII |     the bench on which he was seated, and so absorbed in studying
 6 IX  |   corner where he was quietly seated, Lecoq did not cease watching
 7 IX  |      M. Segmuller immediately seated himself at his desk, filled
 8 X   |    here?”~If M. Segmuller had seated himself at his desk, that
 9 X   |      accordingly M. Segmuller seated himself at his desk. Here
10 XI  |     by this door, marked C; I seated myself at the table, H,
11 XV  |      has suffered by them.~“I seated myself at a little table,”
12 XV  |  beside me. As soon as he had seated himself he asked me to let
13 XV  |     heavy linen sack. She was seated in the centre of the room,
14 XIX | interior of the cell. May was seated beside the table, his head
15 XX  |   compartments of the van and seated on the box with the driver.
16 XX  |     The fugitive was, indeed, seated on one of the steps at the
17 XXI |   gray-whiskered, was already seated.~“The accomplice!” murmured
18 XXII|      found the superintendent seated at a small table, making