Chapter

 1 II  |        almost beardless, very pale, with red lips, and an abundance
 2 V   |     companion had become very pale. “What is it?” he asked.~“
 3 V   |     more overcome. He grew as pale as the corpses lying on
 4 VI  |     report prepared by Lecoq.~Pale, agitated, and nervous,
 5 VIII|     The driver had grown very pale. “Ah! the wretches!” he
 6 X   |       the room. Goguet turned pale behind his table, and Lecoq
 7 X   |   anger, now relaxed. He grew pale and tottered, as if about
 8 XI  |       had made the clerk turn pale, had proved to be a practical,
 9 XII |    upon the prisoner; he grew pale, tottered, and leaned against
10 XV  |     striking contrast. He was pale and puny; his eyes gleamed
11 XIX |       M. Segmuller had turned pale with anger. “Ah! if I could
12 XX  |       infinite caution, and a pale, frightened face became
13 XXII|   Lecoq became so frightfully pale that Father Absinthe, fearing
14 XXII| fleeting flush tinged Lecoq’s pale cheeks. “Are you sure he
15 XXV |       for Lecoq, he rose very pale, his lips trembling a little. “