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 1 I  |        a dungeon; he cursed his God who had let this happen;
 2 I  |       you, for help against the God who has abandoned you. I
 3 I  |       he would have been led to God; he encountered a demon,
 4 I  |         a taste for experiment. God has reserved the act of
 5 I  |        in destroying life he is God's equal. Such was the nature
 6 II |        to be in the province of God alone. This Penautier was
 7 II |        contents, I swear by the God I worship and by all that
 8 III|        mankind or to a merciful God. Sainte-Croix, we know,
 9 III|       began thus, "I confess to God, and to you, my father,"
10 IV |     their enemy. She added that God alone had witnessed their
11 IV |         not the law of the same God compelled them to confide
12 IV |        so soon to appear before God, spoke to her such moving
13 IV |      willing to pay me. Pray to God for me, I entreat you; henceforth
14 IV |      Farewell, then, my father; God will reward you for the
15 IV |       brought her by the man of God. Then the two sat at a table
16 IV |    enough to prepare myself for God's tribunal, to be judged
17 IV | discussion of your affairs with God, I am ready, madame, to
18 V  |  believed, you cannot hope that God will pardon you unless you
19 V  |         not pardon them, and if God, in His justice, takes account
20 V  |          replied the marquise, "God has given me grace to be
21 V  |     down before the judgment of God when He leaves mankind to
22 V  |         Virgin at the throne of God. The Virgin she had always
23 V  |     same fate. But that is all: God, in His goodness, allows
24 V  |      detest your crime and love God with all your soul, if you
25 V  |       new baptism."~ ~"Alas, my God," replied the marquise, "
26 V  |        But all is not yet lost, God be thanked; and as I have
27 V  |       of yielding up my soul to God, I wish to assure you of
28 V  |         to render an account to God of all your actions, and
29 V  |    understand me thus! Nay, may God grant them long prosperity
30 V  |      great hope of the mercy of God; but I cannot presume to
31 V  |      have attained to a love of God far greater than I can feel
32 VI |     doctor, "you are right, and God is too just to add the horror
33 VI |    earthly body the judgment of God is passed upon her: she
34 VI |        forever into hell, or if God sends her for a time to
35 VI |     short prayer with her, that God might help her to appear
36 VI |        repent, asking pardon of God, of the king, and of the
37 VI |        said several times, ' My God! you are killing me! And
38 VI |      she said several times, 'O God, you tear me to, pieces!
39 VI |        with a deep groan, 'O my God, I am killed!' but would
40 VI |        say a mass for her, that God might grant her patience
41 VI |       with men; now all is with God for the future. See my hands,
42 VI |        you say, you are now for God alone; all your thoughts
43 VI |        and asked him to pray to God for her. "Ah yes," he cried,
44 VI |        stand before the face of God, for in your situation it
45 VI |         odious recollection. My God, my God! I am desperately
46 VI |        recollection. My God, my God! I am desperately wicked;
47 VII|        divert my thoughts, from God."~ ~Low as her voice was,
48 VII|        Oh, sir," she cried, "in God's name, you see what they
49 VII|         the humiliation sent by God for the expiation of your
50 VII|       expiation of your crimes. God, who was innocent, was subject
51 VII|         speaking unceasingly of God. Still she grew frightfully
52 VII|       disciples, He did not ask God to remove them from this
53 VII|       such a fancy as this: may God forgive me; and pray remember
54 VII|      goods, and I ask pardon of God, of the king, and of my
55 VII|         our journey, and, thank God, you have not lost your
56 VII|       of Jesus, pray for me; my God, I abandon my body, which
57 VII|    concerning my body; grant, O God, that I yield up to Thee
58 VII|       the beginning; be thou, O God, the centre and the end!"~ ~
59 VII|         on these occasions, and God has always assisted me;