Chapter

 1 I   |      whom a heavy oaken table formed, as it were, a rampart.~
 2 III |     very unlike in character, formed the track; two of these
 3 V   |   recognized the same designs formed by the nails upon the sole
 4 VI  |       swear that he had never formed part of the 2d battalion—
 5 VII | pocket. With the remainder he formed a package which he handed
 6 X   |       The young detective had formed his opinion a long while
 7 XII |    the mud that had thus been formed.”~During these remarks the
 8 XV  |   dared to disclose the plans formed by Polyte or his associates.~“
 9 XVII|     in France—those which are formed of the most fantastic mingling
10 XIX |      that these various words formed several intelligible phrases.