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 1        V| unfortunately, perhaps—his hand was arrested by the recollection of a
 2     XXII|               Major Carini has been arrested.”~ ~“By whom? How?”~ ~“Ah!
 3     XXIV|            that?”~ ~“If he has been arrested, as you give me to understand,
 4      XXV|            still more. You would be arrested, but they would not release
 5      XXV|        unfortunate men who had been arrested.~ ~Two footmen, in gorgeous
 6     XXVI|           as M. d’Escorval had been arrested, and nothing remained for
 7    XXVII|              and that they had been arrested while conversing quietly
 8    XXVII|             of the soldiers who had arrested them.~ ~M. d’Escorval, whose
 9    XXVII|            conspiracy.”~ ~“You were arrested in the ranks of the conspirators
10    XXVII|            in that case, to have me arrested.”~ ~The duke’s face expressed
11     XXIX|        visit:~ ~“Lacheneur has been arrested!” he exclaimed, “and you,
12     XXIX|              My father has not been arrested,” said Marie-Anne, coldly.~ ~“
13      XXX|        Though among the first to be arrested at the time of the panic
14     XXXI|           effecting it, he might be arrested and imprisoned on the other
15    XXXVI|      hostess, when a despairing cry arrested him.~ ~Marie-Anne, deadly
16    XXXVI|            have been discovered and arrested at the same time that Lacheneur
17  XXXVIII|            and from Corporal Bavois arrested the combat.~ ~“The soldiers!”
18      XLI|               and who knows—perhaps arrested. If you were questioned,
19    XLVII|          name of the man who had me arrested at Turin, and thrown into
20        L|          chateau; she saw her niece arrested, incarcerated in the Montaignac
21      LII|          beings.~ ~One night he was arrested in a low den, and the police,
22      LIV|              Polyte Chupin had been arrested under charge of theft, and