Chapter

 1 II   | reflect, change his mind, and return to solve the mystery, as
 2 III  |     the tiny imprints.~On his return, his countenance betrayed
 3 V    |  visitor. Still, when, on his return, the young police agent
 4 V    |       agent’s vanity, nor his return to his former modest demeanor.
 5 VII  |      little distance. “I must return home at once,” he said, “
 6 VIII |   whence the police generally return with a good haul of thieves
 7 VIII |        Madame, I have come to return this article to one of your
 8 VIII |        and after a long stare return and recount their impressions
 9 XII  |     two women. He proposed to return to this subject later on.
10 XII  | conquered me. However, when I return to the charge I shall have
11 XIV  |     as the man would no doubt return.”~“But he has not returned.”~
12 XV   |       supposed they would now return home. Not at all. They walked
13 XVIII|        and don’t allow him to return there while we are using
14 XIX  | silent,” he thought; “he will return to the subject of his own
15 XIX  |      in fact M. Segmuller did return to it only a moment afterward. “
16 XX   |       it would not be best to return and place himself again