Chapter

 1 VI   |      Is it you, then, who have conducted this investigation so ably?”
 2 VI   |        confined, and have them conducted to the prefecture, where
 3 IX   |      to feel satisfied. He had conducted the examination in such
 4 X    |      the Widow Chupin had been conducted with the greatest possible
 5 XI   |        examiner, he would have conducted the investigation in precisely
 6 XII  |       to the magistrate’s room conducted him back to the Depot.~
 7 XIV  | foreign workman named May.”~He conducted his search with considerable
 8 XIV  |       discomfiture when he was conducted to the neighborhood and
 9 XVII |     Rue Drouot; the sale being conducted by M. Petit, the eminent
10 XVIII|   investigation which had been conducted with such strict secrecy;
11 XXI  |  exploration had hitherto been conducted after a somewhat haphazard
12 XXI  |    necessity of a methodically conducted search was now recognized.
13 XXII |      the affirmative, she then conducted them into a handsome library,
14 XXIII|       I must say that you have conducted this affair like an angel!”~“
15 XXIII|  grimace. “I say that you have conducted this investigation very
16 XXIV |       the morning, when he was conducted to the magistrate’s room
17 XXIV |        the manner in which you conducted the chase, after the prisoner