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hvd.hwra7h	Leblanc Maurice	The extraordinary adventures of Arsène Lupin, gentleman-burglar by Maurice Leblanc; tr. from the French by George Morehead	1910		.txt	text/plain	42416	4345	86	like Arsène Lupin could commit a crime without being actually present. to place in her hands before Ganimard arrested me, it was there I had deposited Rozaine's twenty thousand francs and Lady "Monsieur, if I had the least doubt, believe me, the pleasure of again capturing Arsène Lupin would place me at your disposal. Ganimard locked his assistants in the gallery, carried away the keys, and said to the France, which had apparently become the official reporter of the exploits of Arsène Lupin, it was said that he was one of its principal shareholders—published a most complete judge sought to resume his investigation, Arsène Lupin exclaimed, with an assumed air Arsène Lupin may have been, also, the person who saved so many lives through the little dormer-window at the Charity Bazaar; than the Cahorn affair, you said: When Arsène Lupin cries from the housetops that he "Yes; within that time, Arsène Lupin	./cache/hvd.hwra7h.pdf	./txt/hvd.hwra7h.txt