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The History of a Crime

CHAPTER XVII
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If all do not march, some will march.

To tell the truth, it is perhaps not here that a beginning should be made, it is on the other side of the water." And suddenly checking himself,--"After all, you probably do not know my name." He took a little pocket-book from his pocket, tore out a piece of paper, wrote on it his name, and gave it to me.

I regret having forgotten that name.

He was a working engineer.

In order not to compromise him, I burnt this paper with many others on the Saturday morning, when I was on the point of being arrested.
"It is true, sir," said Auguste, "you must not judge badly of the Faubourg.


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