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Of course, I had foreseen all that, but it had not disturbed me, as I was certain that the police of Rouen would not be any shrewder than the police of Paris and that I could escape recognition; would it not be sufficient for me to carelessly display my card as "depute," thanks to which I had inspired complete confidence in the gate-keeper at Saint-Lazare?—But the situation was greatly changed. I was no longer free. It was impossible to attempt one of my usual tricks. In one of the compartments, the commissary of police would find Mon. Arsene Lupin, bound hand and foot, as docile as a lamb, packed up, all ready to be dumped into a prison-van. He would have simply to accept delivery of the parcel, the same as if it were so much merchandise or a basket of fruit and vegetables. Yet, to avoid that shameful denouement, what could I do?—bound and gagged, as I was? And the train was rushing on toward Rouen, the next and only station.

Tout cela, je le prévoyais, et je ne m’en étais pas trop ému, certain que la police de Rouen ne serait pas plus perspicace que celle de Paris, et que je saurais bien passer inaperçu, — ne me suffirait-il pas, à la sortie, de montrer négligemment ma carte de député, grâce à laquelle j’avais déjà inspiré toute confiance au contrôleur de Saint-Lazare ? — Mais combien les choses avaient changé ! Je n’étais plus libre. Impossible de tenter un de mes coups habituels. Dans un des wagons, le commissaire découvrirait le sieur Arsène Lupin qu’un hasard propice lui envoyait pieds et poings liés, docile comme un agneau, empaqueté, tout préparé. Il n’aurait qu’à en prendre livraison, comme on reçoit un colis postal qui vous est adressé en gare, bourriche de gibier ou panier de fruits et légumes. Et pour éviter ce fâcheux dénouement, que pouvais-je, entortillé dans mes bandelettes ? Et le rapide filait vers Rouen, unique et prochaine station, brûlait Vernon, Saint-Pierre.

The Extraordinary Adventures of Arsene Lupin, Gentleman Burglar, by Maurice Leblanc

Arsène Lupin gentleman-cambrioleur, de Maurice Leblanc