II. Arsène Lupin in Prison-3

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Ganimard smiled, and accepted the proffered seat. Then the prisoner continued: "Mon Dieu, how pleased I am to see the face of an honest man. I am so tired of those devils of spies who come here ten times a day to ransack my pockets and my cell to satisfy themselves that I am not preparing to escape. The government is very solicitous on my account." "It is quite right." "Why so? I should be quite contented if they would allow me to live in my own quiet way." "On other people's money." "Quite so. That would be so simple. But here, I am joking, and you are, no doubt, in a hurry. So let us come to business, Ganimard. To what do I owe the honor of this visit? "The Cahorn affair," declared Ganimard, frankly. "Ah! Wait, one moment. You see I have had so many affairs! First, let me fix in m

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