Chapter

 1 II   |   account; but by warning his superior officers before attempting
 2 II   |  Accordingly, he spoke to his superior officer—saying just enough
 3 II   |     this man has an education superior to his apparent position
 4 III  |    irresistible ascendency of superior will and intelligence.~Lecoq
 5 V    | Absinthe made an enemy of his superior officer. But he cared little
 6 V    |     to the instructions of my superior officer; I have searched
 7 VI   |       now to deal, but with a superior intelligence.~“If I could
 8 VIII |   paid the score, saluted his superior officer, and went out.~“
 9 VIII |       not merely was she of a superior rank, but she had also shown
10 VIII |        but she had also shown superior energy. Contrary to Lecoq’
11 X    |   obeying the orders of their superior officers with the view of
12 XII  |       such perfection, a very superior gentleman—a man endowed
13 XV   |     had to deal with a man of superior talent—with a man of consummate
14 XXIII|   astonishment, could possess superior talent, or even an average
15 XXIII|   this criminal was evidently superior to others of his species. “