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 1         I,VII|     to arraign him~before the criminal courts. A merchant is amenable
 2         I,VII|    people, it~is better to be criminal than a fool.~
 3         I,I  |       disaster had~made him a criminal,--"a judge!"~ ~"My dear
 4         I,I  |     are sure to go before the criminal courts, and~therefore they
 5         I,III|      judge knew how to make a criminal~betray himself,--Cesar recounted
 6         I,III|     which follows between the criminal and the witness~of his crime
 7         I,VI |      are to be~brought into a criminal police court?" said Pillerault. "
 8         I,VI |      to brandish the axe of a criminal charge over his~head, enjoy
 9         I,VI | compared to the last day of a criminal condemned to~death. Pillerault
10         I,VI |  alone, be brought~before the criminal police courts. But though