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 1 I  |      accept?" "First of all," asked Sainte-Croix; "who are you?"~ ~"
 2 II |      slows strange decay. She asked questions of the doctors
 3 II | physician that Dr. Bachot had asked for the autopsy of his patient'
 4 II |       from whom Penautier had asked for a post without success,
 5 III|     he would go; that she had asked him for the box and its
 6 III|    would make his fortune. He asked what he would have to do
 7 III|      in any other way. So she asked him for pen and paper, and
 8 III|      for our own narrative.~ ~Asked why she fled to Liege, she
 9 III|     with her sister-in-law.~ ~Asked if she had any knowledge
10 III| forced to borrow every penny. Asked as to the first article,
11 III|       out of her senses. ~ ~ ~Asked about the six other articles
12 III|       recollection of them.~ ~Asked if she had not poisoned
13 III|    nothing at all about it.~ ~Asked if it were not Lachaussee
14 III|      knew nothing about it.~ ~Asked if she did not know that
15 III|    advice of her relations.~ ~Asked why her relations had advised
16 III|  release from the Bastille.~ ~Asked if Sainte-Croix had not
17 III| letters having been produced, asked to whom she had written
18 III|       she did not remember.~ ~Asked why she had promised to
19 III|      knew nothing about it.~ ~Asked if the promise was made
20 III|      it made no~difference.~ ~Asked if she knew an apothecary
21 III|   times about inflammation.~ ~Asked why she wrote to Theria
22 III|     she did not understand.~ ~Asked why, in writing to Theria,
23 III|     she could not remember.~ ~Asked if she had seen during the
24 III|     or coming back in 1666.~ ~Asked if she had not done business
25 III|     owed her 30,000 livres.~ ~Asked how this was, she replied
26 IV |       changed the subject. He asked her if she were not an accomplice.
27 IV |      Glazer has sent me." She asked him for one, but Sainte-Croix
28 IV |     was his surprise, when he asked the reason of the refusal,
29 IV |  through their confessor, and asked for justice. But this denunciation
30 IV |     Spirit; then the marquise asked them to add a prayer to
31 V  |       calmly towards him, and asked if he had truly prayed for
32 V  |    ink, which she had already asked for, and told me that she
33 V  |  retired. " Why has he come?" asked the marquise.~ ~"It is better
34 V  |        I felt so weary that I asked if I might lie on my bed;
35 VI |   ground. There she was again asked to give the names of her
36 VI |     was only one man, who had asked her for poison to get rid
37 VI |       have mercy upon me!'~ ~"Asked if she had nothing more
38 VI | spectacle just described, had asked her leave to retire, that
39 VI |    her hand. She gave it, and asked him to pray to God for her. "
40 VI |     The doctor approached and asked what was the matter. The
41 VII|     and, wishing to calm her, asked what it was. "Nothing, nothing,"