He much preferred to talk with longshoremen, if need be, than with these scented limbs of the law."] [Footnote 2217: Etienne Dumont, "Memoires," 40 .-- Mercure de France, Nov.
19, 1791; Feb.

11 and March 3, 1792.

(articles by Mallet du Pan).] [Footnote 2218: Moniteur, Dec.

17 (examination at the bar of the house of Rauch, a pretended labor contractor, whom they are obliged to send off acquitted).

Rauch tells them: "I have no money, and cannot find a place where I can sleep at less than 6 sous, because I pee in the bed."-- Moniteur, XII.574.