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 1 II  |     ingenious a secretary in his service. This was why, on the following
 2 II  |         he asked himself. Police service did not inspire him with
 3 II  |         he was admitted into the service. A cruel disenchantment
 4 II  |          after a term of cavalry service, had become an agent of
 5 III | conscript; I am a veteran in the service, and have assisted in more
 6 IV  | promotion that his long years of service had not gained for him.
 7 IV  |        over an old member of the service.”~To-night, however, Father
 8 V   |       least sagacious men in the service?~If he could only have given
 9 IX  |        the Widow Chupin, at your service, sir;” so saying, she made
10 X   |         had a horror of military service, and a positive dread of
11 XI  |         agents are always at the service of prisoners who desire
12 XIV |       You would do me an immense service by showing it to me.”~“Show
13 XXI |         m an agent of the secret service; by name Lecoq. Here is
14 XXII|       organization of the police service and the investigation of
15 XXIV|          the lady’s-maids in the service of these friends. This would
16 XXV |         father, he placed at the service of his party a highly cultivated