Chapter

 1 I    |     Gevrol saw that the men had finished their task, he called on
 2 II   |     approvingly. “But I had not finished. If the emperor was thrown
 3 V    |      still a specimen of highly finished workmanship. It bore the
 4 V    |       commissary when Lecoq had finished reading. “I may be mistaken;
 5 VI   |         very good!”~When he had finished the perusal he turned to
 6 VI   |       proceed as soon as I have finished here. You may go.”~Lecoq
 7 XI   |        his English harangue was finished, he remained standing in
 8 XII  |         When the magistrate had finished, he burst into a hearty
 9 XV   |       have the paper when I had finished with it. I handed it to
10 XVI  | deceiving you?”~Scarcely had he finished speaking than the door suddenly
11 XVII |         smiling clerk, had just finished drawing up at least a dozen
12 XVIII|       watching them.”~Lecoq had finished his work; and rose from
13 XVIII|       song, and he had scarcely finished the second line, when a
14 XVIII|         young detective had not finished speaking when they reached
15 XVIII|     continues so on till he has finished his letter. You see, now,
16 XXI  |      Fontevrault.~Lecoq, having finished his repast, ordered a small
17 XXIII|   though when Lecoq’s story was finished, enthusiasm seemed decidedly
18 XXV  |        said he. “But I have not finished, my boy; the present Duc