[The Last Hope by Henry Seton Merriman]@TWC D-Link bookThe Last Hope CHAPTER XXIV 16/16
"Of the high police.
I fancy that monsieur's affair is political ?" "Why should you fancy that ?" "Because my comrade and I are not engaged on other cases.
The criminal receives very different treatment.
Permit me to assure you of that. And no consideration whatever.
The common police is so unmannerly. There!--one may well release the arms--since we understand each other." "I shall not try to escape--if that is what you mean," replied Barebone, with a laugh. "Nothing else--nothing else," his affable captor assured him. And for the remainder of a long drive through the noisy streets the three men sat upright in the dim and musty cab in silence..
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