Chapter

 1 I    |     venture there at night was considered so dangerous that the soldiers
 2 I    |         It was evident that he considered the wound very dangerous,
 3 II   | instrument of such a power. He considered that the profession of detective
 4 IV   |    supposed. Probably they had considered this street too frequented,
 5 VI   |    these formalities, which he considered very ridiculous, and entirely
 6 X    |      justice and truth must be considered first.” The thought embodied
 7 X    |       to his habit whenever he considered that a prisoner had committed
 8 XVI  |        be overcome, he rightly considered that if his efforts proved
 9 XVII |       all such matters. He was considered rich. Despite his shabby
10 XVII |     appearance, he was rightly considered rich, and, in point of fact,
11 XVIII|        they have a right to be considered as innocent until a jury