Chapter

1 III |        certainly had never been intended for honest purposes.~“A
2 V   | faculties were hard at work. He intended that, after a single perusal
3 VIII|        a mere formality, solely intended to justify the somewhat
4 VIII|      days of meditation—a maxim intended to assure his after-fame,
5 XI  |       did you intend to do?”~“I intended to make my escape.”~“In
6 XV  |      had discovered, and all we intended to do.”~Lecoq made such
7 XIX |      for you that this note was intended.”~“For me! Then I must be
8 XX  |         same instant, as if May intended to convince Lecoq of the
9 XXIV|         his misfortunes; and he intended to say: ‘Yes, it’s I. There