Chapter

 1 II  |         victory seemed likely to rest with the banners of France.
 2 III |     consequently a man who could rest his elbow upon it must be
 3 IV  |     older man would have been to rest to breathe, but Lecoq did
 4 IV  |          thin paste, leaving the rest untouched on the side of
 5 V   |          he has got sober by now—rest assured of that, and is
 6 XI  |         my revolver—you know the rest.”~“And while all this was
 7 XIV |        taken scarcely a moment’s rest, and he had, moreover, now
 8 XIX |        have reached him. For the rest, I will watch and find a
 9 XIX |      passed on in advance of the rest of the party. He said to
10 XIX |     opportunity to seek a little rest and recreation with his
11 XXI |          against the cushions to rest, a man was running; and
12 XXII| irresistible desire to sleep and rest. But Lecoq was sustained