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The Lerouge Case Chapter 14
In which the indomitable old Tabaret, spurred by a sense of duty and a steadfast conviction of innocence, presses on with his investigations despite rejection and despair, weaving through moments of hope, reflection, and resolve amid the somber realities of illness and suspicion. Meanwhile, the magistrate pursues his own rigorous inquiries with equal determination, his methods shifting from stern suspicion to coaxing kindness, as both men confront the labyrinthine complexities of truth, justice, and public opinion.
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