Chapter

 1 I   |   testimony she resumed her seat, thinking she had said enough.
 2 II  |    then,” said he, taking a seat upon a stool, which he had
 3 VII |   trot. Lecoq had taken his seat in front, between the driver
 4 IX  |     Lecoq. Very well—take a seat. I am busy just now looking
 5 IX  |    breath, he rose from his seat, and without a word approached
 6 IX  | Goguet, M. Segmuller took a seat near the fireplace, convinced
 7 X   |     remain standing, take a seat.”~Already, with a powerful
 8 XII |  left his desk, and taken a seat by the fireplace within
 9 XV  |     man entered, and took a seat beside me. As soon as he
10 XV  |    her, she gave up her own seat, and drawing the second
11 XIX |    procured, Lecoq took his seat at the clerk’s desk, and,
12 XIX | servant bowed. Lecoq took a seat beside the magistrate and
13 XX  |  for May had risen from his seat. Lecoq was only ten yards
14 XXI | murderer cross the room and seat himself at a table where
15 XXI |   careless air and taking a seat at a table near that occupied
16 XXII|   remarked, rising from his seat and summoning all his energy
17 XXII| that man came in and took a seat beside me. Naturally we