Chapter

 1 III  |      we are in search of have written, not only their movements,
 2 III  |       Lecoq had described was written there; he saw the confused
 3 V    |   diagram, Lecoq had not once written his own name. In noting
 4 VI   |   newspapers. He had probably written more than one article upon “
 5 VI   |     The paper on which it was written was of the ordinary kind;
 6 VI   |       thought, “was certainly written in a cafe on the Boulevard
 7 VI   |       thought. “What are cold written phrases in comparison with
 8 VIII |      I have a letter for you, written by your comrade, who was
 9 IX   |       perplexity were plainly written on Lecoq’s forehead. He
10 IX   |      up, intense astonishment written upon his face. “How can
11 IX   |      this man to Gustave, and written, so Lecoq had reason to
12 X    |       gravity and apathy were written upon his features; his gestures
13 XVI  |   sent some one, or else have written to me.”~Each time the astonished
14 XVII |    note-paper, must have been written in some cafe on the Boulevard
15 XVIII| contracted. “Ah! this note is written in cipher,” he exclaimed,
16 XIX  |     there yesterday, had been written by me in a mad desire to
17 XXV  |       Sermeuse, whose name is written with an ‘e.’ Leaving France