Chapter

 1 II  | while the others were making ready to depart, he seated himself
 2 II  |      I wish to have a report ready for them.”~This proposition
 3 IV  |  listening and watching, and ready to take flight at the least
 4 VI  |    have never seen. But I am ready to swear that he had never
 5 IX  |    get his writing materials ready. He then turned toward the
 6 X   |     advanced a step forward, ready to spring upon the prisoner
 7 XV  |     elapsed before they were ready to pay their bill and go.
 8 XVII|      Being in urgent want of ready money, she had bought on
 9 XIX |      toilet, was dressed and ready to start. He and Lecoq were
10 XIX |     tell you that if you are ready to release May, all my arrangements
11 XX  |  gave him a letter which was ready in his pocket. “Take this
12 XXI |      perhaps insure him more ready aid. “Yes,” he replied; “
13 XXIV|    Monsieur Tabaret, you are ready to affirm that M. d’Escorval
14 XXIV|    find M. d’Escorval there, ready to triumph over his misfortunes;
15 XXIV|      a bit of ‘property’ got ready in ‘mounting’ the ‘comedy’?