Part

 1 I  |           the corner of the Quai de d'Horloge, a man called up
 2 I  |             her father, M. de Dreux d'Aubray; was civil lieutenant
 3 I  |       behaviour. Not so M. de Dreux d'Aubray: he had the scrupulosity
 4 I  |          acquired knowledge, and M. d'Aubray was selected by his
 5 I  |             had come for action. M. d'Aubray, tired with business,
 6 I  |          offered to go with him. M. d'Aubray, who supposed her
 7 II |                          Part II~M. d'Aubray started with his
 8 II |         during this journey. And M. d'Aubray, like Christ -- who
 9 II |          anxiety, and it was for M. d'Aubray to try to reassure
10 II |            doctor saw nothing, in M.d'Aubray's story but what
11 II |           the doctor came again: M. d'Aubray was worse; the nausea
12 II |             away from home, that M. d'Aubray decided to go. He
13 II |         always the same: at last M. d'Aubray reached Paris. All
14 II |        every possible attention, M. d'Aubray grew continually
15 II |          business with a man called d'Alibert, his first clerk,
16 II |   disappeared, no one knew how, and d'Alibert's wife and child
17 II |         wife and child were ruined. D'Alibert's brother-in-law,
18 II |            before: the two brothers d'Aubray expostulated with
19 II |        swift as the one taken by M. d'Aubray so violent a death
20 II |         observed in the case of the d'Aubrays, father and sons;
21 II |          burn as in the case of the d'Aubrays, were marked with
22 II |             of the gloves of Jeanne d'Albret; the secret was lost,
23 II |          owed to him by the late M. d'Aubray, councillor; the
24 III|            time of the deaths of M. d'Aubray and the Sieur de
25 III|         time he had passed with the d'Aubrays as an interruption
26 III|          into the service of Madame d'Aubray, the lieutenant's
27 IV |            observing a lackey to M. d'Aubray, the councillor,
28 IV |              He said nothing to the d'Aubrays, though he saw Lachaussee
29 IV |          She is a lost woman." That d'Aubray's daughter had called
30 IV |          that after the death of M. d'Aubray the councillor, Lachaussee
31 IV |           about the poisoning; that d'Aubray's daughter had to
32 IV | participation in the murders of the d'Aubrays, father and sons:
33 V  |        death I am still ever yours, D'AUBRAY."~ ~The doctor read
34 VI |           the finding of the court, d'Aubray de Brinvilliers is
35 VI |           by poison of Maitre Dreux d'Aubray, her father, and
36 VI |              and of the two Maitres d'Aubray, her brothers, one
37 VI |      attempting the life of Therese d'Aubray, her sister; in punishment
38 VI |           and does condemn the said d'Aubray de Brinvilliers to
39 VI |            are mistaken about Mlle, d'Aubray. You may see by her
40 VII|             a saint."~ ~In 1814, M. d'Offemont, father of the