Chapter

 1 I    |           accord to be caught.~The result of a tour of inspection
 2 II   |       triple murder was merely the result of one of those ferocious
 3 IV   |          pleased.”~This surprising result of the old man’s reflections
 4 VII  | description, which agreed with the result of his investigations, Lecoq
 5 VIII |    acuteness which is so often the result of intense mental effort.~
 6 IX   |    jubilant. This was a most happy result, he thought, but a few questions
 7 X    |           him to believe that this result had been attained.~“Now,”
 8 XII  |       hearty laugh.~“So that’s the result of twelve or fourteen hours’
 9 XIV  |          not at once ascertain the result of Father Absinthe’s search
10 XV   |         hag, the Widow Chupin. The result was that Polyte’s wife was
11 XVI  |         extreme uncertainty of the result was another attraction for
12 XVII |    Segmuller at once asked him the result of his errand.~“Ah, sir,”
13 XVIII|        apprehension concerning its result.~He was never despondent
14 XVIII|       information and the negative result of the scrutiny to which
15 XIX  |          but the importance of the result to be gained must have emboldened
16 XX   |          was a veritable duel, the result of which depended entirely