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 1 IV  |       lawyer came forward~with the axe. In spite of M. Royer-Collard'
 2 IV  |         this Louis XI, without the axe, lay stricken down by~disease,
 3 VIII| Westminster when you are shown the~axe with which a man in a mask
 4 VIII|      Serizy.~ ~" `Do not touch the axe!' " replied Montriveau,
 5 VIII|          you seem to~me to have an axe in your hand."~ ~The Duchess
 6 VIII|       madame--you have touched the axe," said~Montriveau, lowering
 7 VIII|            mistake of touching the axe, since I have not been to~
 8 IX  |       still I will see whether his axe from London~will haunt me
 9 IX  |           fell under a Richelieu's axe, and how deeply~they scorned
10 X   |            you will never touch MY axe. Yours was the~executioner'
11 X   |        Yours was the~executioner's axe, mine is God's; yours kills,