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The History of a Crime

CHAPTER XII
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"Where is the guard?
How many men are there?
Who commands them?
The officer! send me the officer! Long live the Republic! National Guard, stand firm! Long live the Republic!" All the Right shouted this cry.

"You wish then to kill it," said Esquiros.

Some of them were dejected; Bourbousson maintained the silence of a vanquished placeman.

Another, the Viscount of -- --, a relative of the Duke of Escars, was so alarmed that every moment he adjourned to a corner of the courtyard.

In the crowd which filled the courtyard there was a _gamin_ of Paris, a child of Athens, who has since become am elegant and charming poet, Albert Glatigny.


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