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 1 IV   |      these words the younger man stopped short. “You know—you?” he
 2 V    |    exclaimed Gevrol, “and I—” He stopped short, like a man whose
 3 VIII |          cab-driver who had been stopped by the two women in the
 4 IX   |        upon the bell, when Lecoq stopped him with an almost supplicating
 5 IX   |            The Widow Chupin here stopped short. These wretched old
 6 X    |          he said to his wife. He stopped the horses, alighted from
 7 XI   |    intense that his heart almost stopped beating; on hearing these
 8 XI   | perceiving that the prisoner had stopped short, evidently embarrassed.~“
 9 XV   |      Sunday. He was in a cab. He stopped at the corner of the waste
10 XVII |          you know—”~The landlord stopped short, to call Lecoq’s attention
11 XVIII|      rush to the door when Lecoq stopped him. “What are you going
12 XX   |    require.~Scarcely had the cab stopped at the Place de Roubaix
13 XXI  |      walking quite leisurely. He stopped first before one and then
14 XXI  |     visitors, when Lecoq hastily stopped him.~“A word first!” said
15 XXII |   hundred yards when suddenly he stopped short. “No!” he exclaimed,