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 1 I  |        more cruel than that he has given, he pointed to the Florentine
 2 II |       heard of the poisoned napkin given to the young dauphin, elder
 3 II |          the deceased; that he had given into his charge, two years
 4 II |           Lachaussee the reply was given that he must wait till the
 5 II |          such is my last wish.~ ~"'Given at Paris, the 25th of May
 6 III|         Madame de Brinvilliers had given him the poison to administer
 7 III|          and that Sainte-Croix had given him some of the waters several
 8 III|    demanded the guilty woman to be given up for punishment. After
 9 III|       remember if Sainte-Croix had given her powders or other drugs,
10 IV |           deposed that when he was given the king's orders he arrested
11 IV |         archer Antoine Barbier had given him three letters written
12 IV |           and the lady had one day given her some preserved gooseberries;
13 IV |       Traite des Confesseurs', was given by Roderic Acugno. A Catalonian,
14 IV |       place where his sentence was given. The worthy prelate was
15 IV |          still more because he had given an opportunity for the public
16 IV |          town a large reward to be given to anyone who would discover
17 IV |          him as a miserable valet, given to drink, and protesting
18 IV |          that sentence was not yet given, and he did not know precisely
19 IV |      future. If my sentence is not given yet, it soon will be. I
20 IV |            should it be death, and given to-day, I may venture to
21 V  |     replied the marquise, "God has given me grace to be convinced
22 V  |         and thin. Such is, roughly given, a description of her body
23 V  |             that judgment had been given, and that Madame de Brinvilliers
24 V  |           dinner was over, she was given pen and ink, which she had
25 V  |         should never be sure I had given a complete account."~ ~Then
26 VI |          water. Four of these~were given for the ordinary, and eight
27 VI |           truth.'~ ~"The water was given: she turned and twisted,
28 VI |                The water was again given.~ ~"Admonished to name her
29 VI |         was dead.~ ~"The water was given; she moved a little, but
30 VI |          all. "The water was again given; she turned and twisted
31 VI |         her soul.~ ~"The water was given, she moved about a little,
32 VI |            more.~ ~"More water was given; she writhed a little, and
33 VI |      nothing more. "More water was given; she writhed more violently,
34 VI |                Yet again water was given; writhing and twisting,
35 VII| forgiveness for the trouble I have given you." Tears choked the doctor'