Chapter

 1 I   |        How—”~“Yes, I understand. Seeing him attired in a military
 2 III |        mingled confusedly; then, seeing that her friend was about
 3 III |       that I am not mistaken. On seeing that he had brushed away
 4 V   |      understood the whole game.~“Seeing this,” pursued Gevrol, “
 5 XIV |    reached their destination.~On seeing her obstinate questioner
 6 XV  |          crowd without seemingly seeing it, and jostled against
 7 XV  |        was out of bed, amazed at seeing the bright sunlight, and
 8 XV  |     alone, who was frightened at seeing us.”~“A murderer!” faltered
 9 XVI |        the happiness she felt at seeing him again shone plainly
10 XVI |        precaution to prevent him seeing his wife again.~When Polyte
11 XIX |       Months may elapse, before, seeing no signs of my surveillance,
12 XX  |      long before he ascertained. Seeing a second-hand-clothes shop
13 XXI |         Lecoq had little hope of seeing him again, since he had
14 XXI | bed-chamber, he had the honor of seeing the Duc de Sairmeuse through
15 XXIV|        have tried to prevent his seeing her, mind. But when he had