Chapter

 1 I   |        These words produced the effect of an electric shock on
 2 I   |         knowing what a terrible effect an apparently insignificant
 3 IV  | produced on Lecoq much the same effect as a whip-up on a spirited
 4 VIII|   efforts that Lecoq managed to effect an entrance. As usual, he
 5 IX  |         despite her denial, the effect of M. Segmuller’s remark
 6 XI  |      did he try to palliate the effect of his apparent blunders.~
 7 XII |        time to produce its full effect, the magistrate continued: “
 8 XII |         cold ashes can give the effect of a glowing fire. One can
 9 XII |     more, but waited to see the effect of this last effort.~The
10 XIV |       the object had but little effect upon him, and he consoled
11 XV  |  weariness or for the soporific effect of the alcoholic fumes with
12 XV  |  perhaps, that starvation would effect what their horrible threats
13 XVI |       had failed to produce any effect, gave up the fight in despair.
14 XIX |        window while I watch the effect through the hole in the
15 XIX |   without seeming to notice the effect he had produced, placidly
16 XIX |        immediately carried into effect, and May was removed to
17 XXI |         seemingly producing its effect, for they often staggered
18 XXII|       of some duration, had the effect of cooling his ardor perceptibly;