The Mysteries of Paris, Volume 3 of 6

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Эжен Сю. The Mysteries of Paris, Volume 3 of 6

CHAPTER I. THE TEMPLE

CHAPTER II. THE ARREST

CHAPTER III. JACQUES FERRAND

CHAPTER IV. THE OFFICE

CHAPTER V. THE CLIENTS

CHAPTER VI. THE ANONYMOUS LETTER

CHAPTER VII. REFLECTIONS

CHAPTER VIII. THE BACHELORS' BREAKFAST

CHAPTER IX. ST. LAZARE

CHAPTER X. MONT SAINT-JEAN

CHAPTER XI. LA LOUVE AND LA GOUALEUSE

CHAPTER XII. THE PROTECTRESS

CHAPTER XIII. THE FORCED FRIENDSHIP

CHAPTER XIV. CECILY

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"Good gracious! M. Rodolph," exclaimed Rigolette, running in, pale and trembling, "a commissary of police and the guard have come here."

"Divine justice watches over me," said M. Pipelet, in a transport of pious gratitude. "They have come to arrest Cabrion; unfortunately it is too late."

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"But where shall we go!" inquired Rodolph; "your family are in the other room."

"Where shall we go," exclaimed the lapidary, with a bitter irony, "where shall we go? Up above, – up above, into the garret, by the side of the body of my dead daughter; that spot will well suit a confession, will it not? Come along, come, and we will see if Louise will dare to tell a lie in the presence of her sister's corpse. Come! Come along!"

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