Chapter

 1 V    |  declare that, by changing the attitude of the bodies, Lecoq had
 2 V    |      and assuming a respectful attitude, was waiting to be questioned.~“
 3 V    |      concerning the murderer’s attitude while I was questioning
 4 VI   |        to make any note of the attitude in which they found the
 5 VI   |     they had fallen, and their attitude was a matter of great importance,
 6 VI   | bearing on the case. Now, this attitude was such that one could
 7 VII  |        the intense fury of his attitude. Now, on the contrary, he
 8 X    |     for such a culprit’s first attitude as surely betrays his plan
 9 X    |       fact carefully noted his attitude, his tone of voice, his
10 XI   |     reflection.~The prisoner’s attitude and manner were remarkable.
11 XVI  |       he assumed a pretentious attitude and waited to see what else
12 XVIII|    this knowledge avail? Their attitude never varied! And, even
13 XIX  |       standing in a respectful attitude, apparently waiting for
14 XIX  |     sudden change of voice and attitude, burst into a hearty laugh,
15 XX   |       his face was pallid. His attitude expressed profound dejection