Book,  chapter

1    1,   14|        might have thought him a criminal begging a respite. So the
2    2,   13|   affair of Camden Bridge. That criminal catastrophe on the railway
3    2,   13|       of a certain Ben Joyce, a criminal of the most dangerous class,
4    2,   17|     Paddy O’Moore’s farm with a criminal intent?”~“There is not the
5    2,   17| character—a bold and formidable criminal. His manifestly evil designs
6    3,   18|      for me, for the truth of a criminal. That’s natural. But what
7    3,   18|     They felt that this strange criminal had spoken the whole truth.