Chapter

 1 I    |     with the young man you have arrested; the poor innocent! For
 2 I    |        you say, old woman, if I arrested you?”~“It would be a great
 3 I    |       since they had previously arrested her son, a good-for-nothing
 4 II   |        with the culprits he had arrested with his own hands. Experience
 5 II   |         the person we have just arrested to be?”~“A porter, probably,
 6 V    |        as the murderer had been arrested and placed in confinement,
 7 VI   |     murderer had certainly been arrested; but if he persisted in
 8 IX   |          First of all, you were arrested on a charge of receiving
 9 X    |       thumb.~“And yet I’ve been arrested and treated like an assassin,”
10 XI   |     when the agent you see here arrested you.”~“What sentence?”~“
11 XI   | yourself to the danger of being arrested in order to protect the
12 XII  |      behave properly. Those who arrested you observed that you were
13 XII  |       told you that I have been arrested and put in prison several
14 XV   |      replied Lecoq. “Polyte was arrested a fortnight ago—”~“Yes,
15 XVI  |   offense for which he had been arrested; and what did a month more
16 XVII |       Madame Milner he would be arrested; and then we should have
17 XVIII|      found upon his person when arrested, and deposited with the
18 XXI  |         his hands. We have just arrested his accomplice, who helped
19 XXIV |         impossible the murderer arrested in the Widow Chupin’s drinking
20 XXIV |  Sairmeuse. Hence, the murderer arrested there, May, the pretended
21 XXV  |    rising at Montaignac, he was arrested on the double charge of