Chapter

 1 I    |    expected this movement. He sprang after him with outstretched
 2 I    | murderer darted out, this man sprang upon him, seized him, and
 3 II   |      a bound, Father Absinthe sprang again to his feet. “Why?”
 4 III  |     woman with the small feet sprang across the garden with one
 5 IV   |       on a spirited horse. He sprang forward, and, adopting a
 6 VIII |       was striking when Lecoq sprang from his bed on which he
 7 XII  |      subordinate position, he sprang to his feet, exclaiming: “
 8 XIII |     had he done so than Lecoq sprang to his feet. The young detective
 9 XIV  | missing man’s room, and Lecoq sprang toward the trunk. Ah! there
10 XVI  |       joyful exclamation, and sprang toward him. But Polyte,
11 XVIII| breakfast, eleven o’clock, he sprang from his couch with a bound,
12 XIX  |       in thought. Suddenly he sprang to his feet and paced restlessly
13 XX   |     as stealthily as a cat he sprang to the ground, noiselessly
14 XX   |   like a trumpet blast, Fritz sprang to his feet, frightened
15 XXI  |   When the vehicle halted, he sprang to the ground and cast a
16 XXI  |   ever imagined. May suddenly sprang on to his companion’s shoulders,
17 XXV  |    parties implicated.”~Lecoq sprang up with sparkling eyes. “