Chapter

 1 I    |            men are experienced and shrewd, and lawyers and judges
 2 III  |            intelligent, undeniably shrewd; but he is very disagreeable.”~“
 3 III  |          and in their shoes.”~This shrewd observation elicited a smile
 4 III  |        they pretend that Gevrol is shrewd! What has he ever done to
 5 V    |            And I thought myself so shrewd! What a lesson! The door
 6 VIII |            Father Absinthe where a shrewd and subtle agent was required
 7 IX   |   excellent point gained; for this shrewd old woman, possessed of
 8 X    |            this, and those who are shrewd prove remarkably reticent.
 9 XII  | circumstance. He is so wonderfully shrewd that, when he saw me take
10 XIV  |       unmercifully. “Ah! you are a shrewd fellow!” they said, “it
11 XV   |            call, Father Papillon’s shrewd face peered into the room.~“
12 XV   |           he thoughtfully, “he’s a shrewd and daring fellow—a perfect
13 XVIII|            And I thought myself so shrewd!” murmured the young detective
14 XX   |             who fancied himself so shrewd, had not foreseen this emergency?
15 XXI  |          arranged. He is certainly shrewd and devoted to his friend;