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 1 I   |        hunted, and in imminent danger of arrest though they were,
 2 II  |      to fail, and there was no danger of arousing suspicion.~The
 3 III | immensity and imminence of the danger that threatened his companion,
 4 IV  |    flight at the least sign of danger. At first they could discover
 5 V   |  decide to brave such imminent danger?” He seized his companion’
 6 X   |    there seemed no fear of the danger the governor of the Depot
 7 X   |       think that there was any danger of his being the medium
 8 XI  |        evidently perceived the danger of his position, and after
 9 XI  |        exposed yourself to the danger of being arrested in order
10 XV  |       fear, and could, without danger, sleep with his door unlocked.~
11 XV  |      it was because he scented danger. Hence, we may hope. Now
12 XVI |      may lead you into serious danger. One may be an accomplice
13 XVI |         for he is braving real danger!”~Lecoq did not immediately
14 XX  |    furnished him, there was no danger of immediate rearrest? This
15 XX  |      he could approach without danger.~“Ah, well,” said he, “there’
16 XXI |  seemed to care little for the danger of pursuit and capture,
17 XXI |     the cab, regardless of all danger of being crushed by the
18 XXI |     same time. In spite of the danger, Lecoq advanced near enough
19 XXIV|  enough to make me realize the danger of allowing a well-disposed
20 XXV |       his secret. I don’t fear danger; but I know, that if I am