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 1 II |          him up, for she wanted a box that she could not allow
 2 II |         next morning to fetch the box. In the morning the man
 3 II |          if he would give her the box. But he replied that the
 4 II |           But he replied that the box was in the sealed room,
 5 II |           declares that if in the box claimed by his client there
 6 II |           of the officers was the box claimed by Madame de Brinvilliers.
 7 II |    Sainte-Croix was found a small box one foot square, on the
 8 II |       already dead before me, the box and all its contents should
 9 III|          prepared vitriol. In the box was found a large square
10 III|       powdered.~ ~"Next, a little box containing a sort of stone
11 III|         Besides all these, in the box there were two bonds, one
12 III|           he would know about the box; if he knew about the box,
13 III|         box; if he knew about the box, he could not be an innocent
14 III|         she had asked him for the box and its contents; that if
15 III|          Under her bed he found a box, which he seized and sealed;
16 III|         When the marquise saw the box in the hands of Desgrais,
17 III|           attention to the famous box, the object of so much anxiety
18 III|           the papers found in the box, she replied that in the
19 III|           she replied that in the box there were several family
20 III|         Theria to get hold of the box, she replied that she did
21 III|         unless he got hold of the box, she replied that she could
22 IV |  Sainte-Croix to let her have her box, and wanted her bill for
23 IV |           see the contents of the box; that it was a very important
24 IV |      concerned herself. After the box was opened, the witness
25 IV | Sainte-Croix along time about the box, and if she had got it she
26 IV |          every day, and that in a box belonging to that lady she
27 IV |        said, showing her a little box, "Here is vengeance on one'
28 IV |  vengeance on one's enemies: this box is small, but holds plenty
29 IV |            That she gave back the box into her hands, but soon
30 IV |          he found under her bed a box which he sealed; that the
31 IV |           carriage, then take the box, and burn it; otherwise
32 IV |        she had bidden him get the box and burn it, and bring a
33 VI |           found in Sainte-Croix's box that concerned Penautier,