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 1 VII  |      perfect indifference that he allowed an inspector to comb his
 2 IX   | occurrences? Then again, he never allowed himself to be governed by
 3 IX   |      brief conversation they were allowed to have through the wicket
 4 X    |     orders,” he said.~The soldier allowed his right hand to fall to
 5 X    |         experienced at thus being allowed to plead his own cause,
 6 XIII |         truth. Scarcely had Lecoq allowed these thoughts to flit across
 7 XIII |       investigating magistrate is allowed to adopt such measures concerning
 8 XV   |  periodically she uncomplainingly allowed him to despoil her of the
 9 XVI  |           or else Chupin has been allowed to see some visitor.”~These
10 XIX  |        they pretend that you have allowed yourself to be deceived
11 XX   |         in the event of his being allowed to escape. What did the
12 XXI  |          own life; and yet he had allowed him to slip between his
13 XXII |        however, and on this Lecoq allowed himself to drop. “Joseph
14 XXII |         very life. When the funds allowed him for expenses seemed
15 XXIII|        least three occasions, you allowed an opportunity for solving
16 XXIV |            after the prisoner was allowed to escape.”~“Alas!” murmured
17 XXIV |       stupefied. “Ought I to have allowed him to escape me?” he inquired.~“