Chapter

 1 I    |           once; that it is, on the contrary, a work of patience and
 2 III  |         companion’s regret. On the contrary, he was very thankful for
 3 VI   |            to reproach you; on the contrary, I must congratulate you.
 4 VII  |          his attitude. Now, on the contrary, he seemed, as it were,
 5 VII  |            repugnance. And yet the contrary proved the case. However,
 6 VIII |        also shown superior energy. Contrary to Lecoq’s original idea,
 7 IX   |           prove to me that, on the contrary, it was not this man who
 8 IX   |        they well dressed?”~“On the contrary, very miserably.”~“Well,
 9 X    |  misleading their examiner. On the contrary, evidence will crush the
10 X    |       positions; the women, on the contrary, have but one system, no
11 X    | discomfiture.~The prisoner, on the contrary, stood in the full light,
12 XI   |        propounded by Lecoq. On the contrary, he was more than ever convinced
13 XVII |           had been sold to. On the contrary, however, Doisty and his
14 XVII |        this was no evidence to the contrary, for, as he himself remarked,—
15 XVIII|            jury has decided to the contrary. To while away the time,
16 XIX  |            said May, “I am, on the contrary, very well pleased to speak
17 XXIII| appearances; believe precisely the contrary of what appears true, or