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crime 30
crimes 3
criminal 17
criminals 11
crimson 2
crimsoned 1
cristi 1
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11 concealed
11 considered
11 conviction
11 criminals
11 crowd
11 den
11 despite
Émile Gaboriau
Monsieur Lecoq
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criminals
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 1 I    | homeless vagabonds, and escaped criminals and malefactors, moreover,
 2 I    |        any inspector of police. Criminals frequently preserve an absolute
 3 IX   |        the resort of rogues and criminals. Your son is undergoing
 4 X    |    Eighteen out of every twenty criminals who appear before our investigating
 5 X    |     endeavoring to conceal. All criminals, even the most simple-minded,
 6 XIX  |        the release of suspected criminals. And not a few, dazzled
 7 XIX  |      capture of a whole band of criminals. For instance, the police
 8 XIX  |    would rob justice of a dozen criminals in the mere hope of injuring
 9 XX   |      driver. Hence, the boldest criminals ordinarily realize the impossibility
10 XX   |      and discharged its load of criminals at the door of the “mouse-trap”
11 XXIII|         days. The race of great criminals is dying out—those who’ve

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