Chapter

1 II  |               s allusion was exact and complete, he was not expecting an
2 VI  |       happiness would indeed have been complete if he had had another judge
3 VII |              of their persons might be complete in every respect.~At the
4 VIII|              most obstinate criminal a complete confession. If Lecoq was
5 IX  |             has brought me a report as complete as yours. You are young,
6 X   |           prepared with a more or less complete plan of defense, which they
7 X   |              careless indifference, or complete resignation.~“Do you feel
8 XX  |             Everything necessary for a complete disguise—money, papers,
9 XXI | window-curtains, and portieres. A more complete search would have been impossible.