Chapter

 1 I    |        doubtless, he felt that he ought to receive from them the
 2 I    | lamentations don’t affect me. You ought to be sent to prison for
 3 II   |        the mystery alone, I alone ought to pocket the reward that
 4 III  |          down upon this log.”~“We ought to make quite sure of that,”
 5 VIII |       were already late.”~“Yes, I ought to be at the Palais de Justice;
 6 IX   |       enigma is before us; and it ought to be solved.”~“Oh!—we’ll
 7 XIII |      exclaimed the magistrate. “I ought to have thought of that
 8 XIV  |          thoughtfully. “May!”~“He ought to have arrived last Sunday
 9 XV   |           for the morning, only I ought to warn you that we are
10 XVII |       With which should he begin? Ought he not to confront May,
11 XXIII|           to light your path, you ought to have gone straight to
12 XXIV |        time Lecoq was stupefied. “Ought I to have allowed him to