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Updated: May 20, 2025
I am telling you this without any details, Monsieur le Juge d'Instruction, for the simple reason that I remember only the principal facts, and that these facts followed upon one another with extraordinary swiftness." "And after that? "After that, I don't know I fainted. When I came to, Daval lay stretched by my side, mortally wounded." "At first sight, do you suspect no one?" "No one."
While talking, the two men had crossed the ruins, turned toward the little door and were now walking beside the chapel. Beautrelet stopped: "Do you really want to know, Monsieur le Juge d'Instruction?" "Of course, I do." Beautrelet was carrying a walking-stick, a strong, knotted stick.
"But what do you want me to say?" asked the prévenu, "What is all this pother about a great-coat?" Maitland was rather proud of this sentence. "It is the part of Justice to ask questions, not to answer them," said the Juge d'Instruction. "Levity will avail you nothing. Tell me, Buchanan, why did you ask for the coat at the Hôtel Alsace et Lorraine?" "In answer to that advertisement in the Times."
They politely requested us to take a seat and to excuse a judicial preoccupation. The juge d'instruction was interrogating an inhabitant of Poperinghe. "But," I exclaimed in astonishment, "are you still administering justice?" "Pourquoi non?" he asked in mild surprise.
Browning's intuitions had played a striking part. 'And what do you think befell us in this abode of peace and innocence? Our journey was delayed for three hours in consequence of the one mule of the village being requisitioned by the 'Juge d'Instruction' from Grenoble, come to enquire into a murder committed two days before.
It is difficult to see how these would-be reformers can forget that the errors for which the jury is blamed were committed in the first instance by judges, and that when the accused person comes before a jury he has already been held to be guilty by several magistrates, by the juge d'instruction, the public prosecutor, and the Court of Arraignment.
Monsieur le Juge d'Instruction, for the vengeance will be terrible." A few minutes later and in spite of the entreaties of M. Filleul, who would gladly have made further use of this fascinating auxiliary, Isidore Beautrelet, whose holidays ended that day, went off by the Dieppe Road.
"I thought of throwing myself into the Seine," said Celia simply, in telling her story to the Juge d'Instruction. "Indeed, I went to the river. But the water looked so cold, so terrible, and I was young. I wanted so much to live. And then the night came, and the lights made the city bright, and I was very tired and and "
In order to retain the miserable hundred thousand francs which he had promised me he did not hesitate to plunge up to the neck in this heinous conspiracy. Yes, conspiracy! for the very next day, when I was once more hailed before the juge d'instruction, another confrontation awaited me: this time with that scurvy rogue Theodore.
Beautrelet ran to the window and leaned out: "There's no one there but the border has been trodden down we can easily identify the footprints " He closed the window and sat down again: "You see, Monsieur le Juge d'Instruction, the enemy has even ceased to take the most ordinary precautions he has not time left he too feels that the hour is urgent.
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