Chapter

 1 I   |   which he knew of.~Gevrol had expected this movement. He sprang
 2 VII |      assassin. Lecoq certainly expected some sign of repugnance
 3 VII |        the very doorway he was expected to enter—Lecoq asked himself
 4 VII |  promised to make haste, Lecoq expected that at least an hour would
 5 X   |     the guards who watched him expected every moment that he would
 6 X   |      have supposed that he had expected to see the prison doors
 7 XIV |      haste. As might have been expected under such circumstances,
 8 XX  |    would journey was not to be expected at the Palais de Justice
 9 XX  | wedlock, could not possibly be expected to tie her bonnet strings
10 XX  |      rather longer than he had expected, and at the thought that
11 XXI |      of the wall. As Lecoq had expected, the latter both replied
12 XXII|      night, it might have been expected that these two men would
13 XXIV|      presence of his enemy. He expected to find M. d’Escorval there,
14 XXIV|      an enemy from whom he had expected no indulgence. Then a smile