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 1 I  |             We have seen how it was put in execution when Sainte-Croix
 2 I  |             to the formal questions put to him by the governor.
 3 I  |          governor had his new guest put up in the same room as the
 4 I  |          the rest. Sainte-Croix was put into an unlighted room by
 5 II |           with her eyes she saw him put it to his lips, watched
 6 II |        different organisation might put the poisoner's science in
 7 II |       brought it in. The lieutenant put the glass to his lips, but
 8 II |          this stuff?" The secretary put a few drops into a coffee-spoon,
 9 II |          from the secretary's hand, put it to his lips, pretending
10 II |           led nowhere: the marquise put on mourning for her brothers,
11 II |            his room, he hastened to put in an objection in these
12 II |          the marquise, appeared and put in the following statement: "
13 III|           now paid to the objection put in by Lachaussee.~ ~It was
14 III|           it in water and soup, had put the reddish water in the
15 III|       Sainte-Croix had been able to put anyone into the service
16 III|          longer than would serve to put a price on the favour she
17 III|             knife or fork should be put on the table, or any instrument
18 III|       herself. The marquise, as she put her glass to her mouth as
19 III|             time, and forced her to put it out on her plate. Then
20 III|             prisoner, that he might put questions to her at a time
21 IV |              and they can easily be put an end to in a bowl of soup.~ ~
22 IV |             a long pin and tried to put it in her mouth; that he
23 IV | ecclesiastical judge, who wished to put in information against the
24 IV |           who had betrayed them. He put the accuser into a room
25 IV |            for it was not enough to put her to death, the poisons
26 V  |         your first question is only put by way of a general thesis,
27 V  |          before I took up my pen to put down what she wanted to
28 V  |           seemed annoyed, but still put a good face upon it. "My
29 VI |           all the beads, which they put into her hand. Thanking
30 VII|            to sit down, so as to be put into the right condition
31 VII|             when the shirt had been put on, for which operation
32 VII|          together with one rope and put another round her waist,
33 VII|            completely distract her, put a crucifix in her hand,
34 VII|       facing the doctor, she said, "Put me in front of you, please;
35 VII|             a good stroke? I always put up a prayer on these occasions,