Chapter

 1 III  |  comings, but also their secret thoughts, their alternate hopes and
 2 IV   |   almost ran, Father Absinthe’s thoughts were as busy as his legs,
 3 VI   |       And concentrating all his thoughts on the task before him,
 4 VII  |       so engrossed with his own thoughts that he heard nothing of
 5 VII  |         he tried to collect his thoughts. His convictions were unchanged.
 6 VIII |      too engrossed with his own thoughts to pay attention to any
 7 VIII |       too occupied with his own thoughts to remark the horrors of
 8 X    | betraying his intentions or his thoughts; without, in short, revealing
 9 XIII |         had Lecoq allowed these thoughts to flit across his mind
10 XVIII|     words that will express his thoughts. If the first word he wishes
11 XIX  |     such a damaging trick.”~His thoughts had gone no further when
12 XX   |      the antagonists.~All these thoughts flashed through the young
13 XX   |        most likely.~While these thoughts were rushing through Lecoq’
14 XXI  |   attention from Lecoq. All his thoughts were occupied with the fugitive.
15 XXV  |     much engrossed with his own thoughts to reply to this question. “