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 1 1 |        him to understand that the police would deal with him pretty
 2 10|          had invented any kind of police, that police invented mousetraps. ~
 3 10|          any kind of police, that police invented mousetraps. ~As
 4 13|         compact put to flight the police who had arrested your wife,
 5 15|           treatment on account of police affairs." ~The expression
 6 15|            and fire enlightens. ~"Police affairs!" cried the king,
 7 15|      taking up Treville's words, "police affairs! And what do you
 8 17| humiliated by the cardinal, whose police, without having yet attained
 9 17|          perfection of the modern police, were excellent, being better
10 18|           had with the cardinal's police." ~"And what did you understand
11 47|        all the Capuchins, all the police, all the black caps of the