the clamours of conscience was sinking=> the clamours of conscience were sinking {pg 274} The patients delirium => The patient’s delirium {pg 287} Ducnesse de Sairmeuse=> Duchesse de Sairmeuse {pg 288} the crime she had commited=> the crime she had committed {pg 291} the happiness which when would have been his=> the happiness which then would have been his {pg 293} formerely so irritably=> formerly so irritably {pg 293} urging no the crowd=> urging on the crowd {pg 294} the duke’s houshold=> the duke’s household {pg 309} End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Monsieur Lecoq, v. 2, by Émile Gaboriau