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611
"
Inasmuch
,
"
resumed
the
judge
,
"
as
the
English
law
protects
equally
and
sternly
the
religions
of
the
Indian
people
,
and
as
the
man
Passepartout
has
admitted
that
he
violated
the
sacred
pagoda
of
Malabar
Hill
,
at
Bombay
,
on
the
20th
of
October
,
I
condemn
the
said
Passepartout
to
imprisonment
for
fifteen
days
and
a
fine
of
three
hundred
pounds
.
"
612
"
Three
hundred
pounds
!
"
cried
Passepartout
,
startled
at
the
largeness
of
the
sum
.
613
"
Silence
!
"
shouted
the
constable
.
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614
"
And
inasmuch
,
"
continued
the
judge
,
"
as
it
is
not
proved
that
the
act
was
not
done
by
the
connivance
of
the
master
with
the
servant
,
and
as
the
master
in
any
case
must
be
held
responsible
for
the
acts
of
his
paid
servant
,
I
condemn
Phileas
Fogg
to
a
week
's
imprisonment
and
a
fine
of
one
hundred
and
fifty
pounds
.
"
615
Fix
rubbed
his
hands
softly
with
satisfaction
;
if
Phileas
Fogg
could
be
detained
in
Calcutta
a
week
,
it
would
be
more
than
time
for
the
warrant
to
arrive
.
Passepartout
was
stupefied
.
This
sentence
ruined
his
master
.
A
wager
of
twenty
thousand
pounds
lost
,
because
he
,
like
a
precious
fool
,
had
gone
into
that
abominable
pagoda
!
616
Phileas
Fogg
,
as
self-composed
as
if
the
judgment
did
not
in
the
least
concern
him
,
did
not
even
lift
his
eyebrows
while
it
was
being
pronounced
.
Just
as
the
clerk
was
calling
the
next
case
,
he
rose
,
and
said
,
"
I
offer
bail
.
"
617
"
You
have
that
right
,
"
returned
the
judge
.
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618
Fix
's
blood
ran
cold
,
but
he
resumed
his
composure
when
he
heard
the
judge
announce
that
the
bail
required
for
each
prisoner
would
be
one
thousand
pounds
.
619
"
I
will
pay
it
at
once
,
"
said
Mr.
Fogg
,
taking
a
roll
of
bank-bills
from
the
carpet-bag
,
which
Passepartout
had
by
him
,
and
placing
them
on
the
clerk
's
desk
.
620
"
This
sum
will
be
restored
to
you
upon
your
release
from
prison
,
"
said
the
judge
.
"
Meanwhile
,
you
are
liberated
on
bail
.
"