Within an hour, he knew, within a day or so at most, he must be under arrest, charged with the theft of the Montalais jewels, damned by his yesterday as much as by every turn of circumstantial evidence....

You're under arrest, you know, for whiskey-smuggling.

"I suppose you know you're under arrest.

You're under arrest for breaking prison and for killing Tim Kelly.

"You're under arrest!"

There were eight of us by now in the party of guests, our original group of five having been swollen by the addition of three othersthe Frenchman Gerbeaux, the American artist Stevens and the Belgian court- photographer Hennebert, who had been under arrest for five days.

He is under arrest; people were well disposed to him; but he is placed under arrest, because he was unruly, and if you are unruly you will be placed under arrest likewise.

"But the girl," she whispered, "what about Barbro herself?" "The girl Barbro," said the Lensmand, "she's under arrest now in Bergen.

Catesby is under arrest, you say.

She's under arrest.

the Prince swearing vengeance, if he could discover the cause,while half Paris must have been under arrest.

You tell him he's under arrest for carryin' concealed weapons.

Well, you 're under arrest, do you understand?

"You're under arrest," said the collector.

"But he is under arrest for smuggling.

You're under arrest till he is brought in.

But, understand, you're under arrest.

" "So do I. And how about that horse?" "Well, next day I was fixin' up the machine and foolin' aroundthat machine belonged to them tourists that the fella stuck upwhen along about sundown Buck Hardy comes swellin' up to me and tells me I'm under arrest.

"You're under arrest for disturbin' the peace.

You're under arrest!"

At present, however, he is under arrest on the single charge of stealing a land-warrant.

The Princess is under arrest again.

In one of Kilpatrick's earlier cavalry fights near Aldie, a Colonel who, being under arrest, had been temporarily deprived of his sword, nevertheless, unarmed, insisted upon charging at the head of his men, which he did, and the onset proved victorious.

Another Socialist journalist named Regge, father of six children, has been under arrest since August, his only offence being that he has agitated against the militarist majority.

I was under arrest, remember, on a terribly serious charge, but, conscious of mine own innocence and of my unanswerable system of defence, I bore the preliminary examination by the juge d'instruc-tion with exemplary dignity and patience.