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 1 I   |       failed to prove successful. Watched, hunted, and in imminent
 2 V   | accomplice!” exclaimed Lecoq. “He watched us, he saw us go away, and
 3 VII |         of repugnance now, and he watched the prisoner closely. But
 4 VII |           an anatomist might have watched the action of a muscle.
 5 X   |         night, and the guards who watched him expected every moment
 6 X   | tormenting a chained animal. They watched me, talked about me, and
 7 XVI |         who is in prison, closely watched?”~The young detective’s
 8 XVII|        which Lecoq had previously watched.~There was a way, however,
 9 XIX |     liberty and ignorant of being watched, have foolishly betrayed
10 XIX |  submission. But all the while he watched the magistrate out of the
11 XX  |           doubt that he was being watched; that his steps were being
12 XX  |         They knew they were being watched, and were endeavoring to