Chapter

 1 I    |         night was considered so dangerous that the soldiers from the
 2 I    |     been made to dislodge these dangerous guests, but the most energetic
 3 I    |     upon the collar of the most dangerous criminal as tranquilly as
 4 I    |       considered the wound very dangerous, probably mortal.~“It will
 5 II   |        charges might prove most dangerous for his future prospects
 6 V    |   attracted to this notoriously dangerous drinking-shop by the light
 7 VII  |         This man is certainly a dangerous criminal—an old offender—
 8 IX   |  cunning, rendered all the more dangerous since it is allied with
 9 XI   |         characterized as a most dangerous criminal, and the very announcement
10 XIV  |      about him. Paris is such a dangerous place for strangers! It
11 XVIII|  pretended buffoon must be some dangerous criminal who had escaped
12 XVIII| unpleasant, but often extremely dangerous to struggle on against all
13 XX   |    strange man would refuse the dangerous liberty which had been offered
14 XX   |      reflected that it would be dangerous to run while so near the
15 XXI  |   replied; “and one of the most dangerous kind—a man who has the blood
16 XXII |        capable of securing this dangerous rascal.”~After such an irreparable