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 1 II |       present was intolerable, the future threatened to be terrible.
 2 II |       prove most dangerous for his future prospects in a profession
 3 III| chiromancer professing to read the future in the hand of a rich client.
 4 V  |       would undoubtedly decide his future as a detective, so he swore
 5 V  |            remembered that Lecoq’s future depended upon such an order.
 6 V  |             and no matter what the future might reserve, the old veteran
 7 VI |      produced by the document. His future depended upon the magistrate’
 8 IX |          to facilitate the task of future investigation. Both M. Segmuller
 9 X  |   magistrate, paternally, “that in future you will know how to moderate
10 XIV|     Besides, it must be done; your future depends upon it. Where there’
11 XIX|        show them. I should ruin my future. Ah, if ever I succeed,