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 1 I  |       and Sainte-Croix took his place with the same haughty and
 2 I  |        who is to take the first place in the story. The origin
 3 I  |     feeling mechanically at the place where the handle of his
 4 I  |         was brought to the same place. The prisoners were numerous
 5 I  |        the blind, alley off the Place Maubert, owned by a woman
 6 I  |        Offemont was exactly the place for a crime of this nature.
 7 II |    reached Paris. All had taken place as the marquise desired;
 8 II | necessary, steps for buying the place over his head: the Sieur
 9 II |      his brother to his country place, Villequoy, in Beauce, to
10 II |    minutes at a time. Bed was a place of torture; but if he got
11 II | property: still, he coveted the place of receiver of the clergy.
12 II |         des Bernardins, and the place near at hand where he was
13 II |      the blind alley out of the Place Maubert. It was in this
14 II |          to Picpus, her country place. Thence she posted the same
15 III|  downwards, and takes the lower place. ~ ~ ~"The trial by fire
16 III|    livres had been found in the place indicated; thus Lachaussee
17 III|      and a third visit, to take place next day, was formally arranged.
18 IV |     obstinacy. Valencia was the place where his sentence was given.
19 IV |        And they found it in the place indicated. The innkeeper
20 IV |         burnt alive in a public place; -- in anticipation, said
21 IV |      and affectionate terms, to place her confidence in the good
22 V  |        fork had been set in her place.~ ~When the meal was almost
23 V  |      order that I may resume my place with more vigour to-morrow,
24 V  |     Chavigny, who had taken his place with the marquise, kneeling
25 VI |         the same tumbril to the Place de Greve of this town, there
26 VI |         for the purpose at that place; afterwards her body to
27 VI |    penitent king, to give you a place among His elect; and since
28 VII|         and at last reached the place of Notre-Dame. The archers
29 VII|           When they reached the Place de Greve, the tumbril stopped
30 VII|   Scarcely had they taken their place thus when the man took down