Part, Chapter

1         I,II | mediocre by nature, who are condemned to perpetual labor and~to
2         I,I  |   If~bankrupt, he should be condemned, as formerly, to the pillory
3         I,IV |     a prey to the anxiety a condemned man goes~through from the
4         I,VI |   dismantled our man like a condemned frigate. The~nails, iron,
5         I,VI |  the last day of a criminal condemned to~death. Pillerault did
6         I,VII|    of such an appeal; for a condemned man can~only be pardoned.