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 1 1|        from the~commissary of police to the king, from the prefects
 2 1|      departments of commerce, police, and finances,~or it belied
 3 2| position in the prefecture of police under the Empire to a certain~
 4 3|       an air of treachery and police espial. If a single page
 5 5|    whose real vocation is for police diplomacy.~He is fitted
 6 5|     on our~internal detective police. He is above a common spy,
 7 7|      not only (as they say in police~reports) an attack on privacy,
 8 8| journalist."~ ~Baudoyer. "The police are not worse spies!"~ ~
 9 8|  place,--in the prefecture of police, perhaps,--for the clergy
10 8|      law, the galleys~and the police cost just as much, and give