Chapter

 1 III |      found it, however, extremely difficult to follow the footprints
 2 III |          him do so. “It is rather difficult for me to answer that question,”
 3 III |         of middle age. It was not difficult to see that after one had
 4 V   |        circumstances, it was very difficult to believe that any serious
 5 VI  |       that is possible; but it is difficult to believe.”~“Is there no
 6 IX  |         denial of identity such a difficult matter in France. “I have
 7 X   |                        X~If it is difficult to extort a confession from
 8 X   |           Segmuller also found it difficult to conceal his surprise. “
 9 XI  |  prisoners—a man whom it was most difficult to deceive—had advised the
10 XI  |       this favor. It would not be difficult for me to find him, only
11 XII |           to recognize, under the difficult part you play to such perfection,
12 XIII|           How well he played that difficult part of buffoon! At times
13 XVII| investigation is delayed the more difficult it becomes to adduce conclusive
14 XIX |           That will not be at all difficult, since I have the key to
15 XX  |         task was neither long nor difficult, for on the front of the
16 XXII|          to advise in obscure and difficult cases.~It would be difficult
17 XXII|      difficult cases.~It would be difficult to tell his exact status