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 1 II  |       lying under sentence of death, to make his~escape; in
 2 III |     at~that time condemned to death; he was unable therefore
 3 IV  |     ordered Chosrew to put to death. It was~one of the most
 4 IV  |       town, shouting for your death! Ah! those eyes~were so
 5 IV  |     rose the fearful cry: 'To death! to~death! down with the
 6 IV  |    fearful cry: 'To death! to~death! down with the murderer!'"~ ~"
 7 VI  |     boy who has wounded me to death, I will not have~him sleep
 8 VI  |      seemed to him worse than death.~ ~Moreau then took the
 9 VII |       apiece on the~old man's death. These two women took the
10 VII |  expect nothing from~me at my death," continued the old man. "
11 VIII| thousand francs a year by the death of a bachelor uncle, and
12 IX  |    rich~independence, and the death of his uncle, nearly doubling
13 X   |     Messieurs, it is going to death, but we cannot abandon our
14 XI  |     served his wife~better by death than by all his previous
15 XI  |    Rouvre, on whom,~since the death of her son, she spends all
16 XI  |     and he wished,~before his death, to secure my future, about
17 XI  |   Comte de~Serizy, before his death, obtained for him the collectorship