The turn-out of the Guard produced some results, for a truck was captured and the drunkard made prisoner. The first was placed in the Green Yard, while the second was afterwards brought before a court-martial as an accomplice. The public minister of that day displayed in this circumstance his indefatigable zeal in the defence of society. Gavroche's adventure, which has remained as a tradition in the Temple quarter, is one of the most terrible reminiscences of the old bourgeois of the Marais, and is entitled in their memory,--"The night attack on the guard-house of the Royal Printing Office." END OF PART FOURTH. End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Les Misérables, v. 4-5, by Victor Hugo