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 1         I,I |             him to the correctional police, perhaps you~would have
 2         I,IV|     information about~them from the police; for he would not have people
 3         I,IV|          sell false weights, of the police, of the~heroic seventeen
 4         I,IV|     cultivated flowers, in spite of~police regulations against the
 5         I,IV|       obscene~drawings at which the police winked. This Gendrin, a
 6         I,IV|             monsieur the prefect of police, to whom I confided my trouble (
 7         I,IV| jurisprudence what the correctional police is to the court of assizes,~--
 8         I,V |             galleys; I'll go to the police,--justice shall~be done!
 9         I,VI|             brought into a criminal police court?" said Pillerault. "
10         I,VI|         brought~before the criminal police courts. But though the law