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 1 II |        she had taken with steady hands the cup and its saucer,
 2 II |         Charles VII, to wipe his hands on during a game of tennis,
 3 II |    humbly entreat any into whose hands this chest may fall to do
 4 II |  kindness of putting it into the hands of Madame the Marquise de
 5 III|      humbly beg those into whose hands they may fall to burn them.
 6 III|         Desgrais left her in the hands of his men, and hastily
 7 III|      marquise saw the box in the hands of Desgrais, she at first
 8 III|      DEAR THERIA, -- I am in the hands of Desgrais, who is taking
 9 IV |       gave back the box into her hands, but soon changing from
10 IV |          and snatch her from the hands of the soldiers; that in
11 IV |         this paper fell into the hands of an ecclesiastical judge,
12 V  | accomplices. Madame, we must lay hands on all these evil-doers
13 V  |      shall be in the gentleman's hands; you will not be allowed
14 V  |          she cried, wringing her hands, "you promised you would
15 VI |         her neck, holding in her hands a burning torch two pounds
16 VI |          the cord he held in his hands, and extended her own, looking
17 VI |         you have my body in your hands, and you can torture me."~ ~
18 VI |       God for the future. See my hands, sir, and my feet, are they
19 VI |          best she could with her hands tied, and when the gaoler
20 VI |          fall into this person's hands. Not that he could not make
21 VI |        tight the cords round her hands that he had let loose before,
22 VI |      step backward, and with her hands, bound though they were,
23 VII|          for which operation her hands had to be untied, the man
24 VII|          neck, then fastened her hands together with one rope and
25 VII|       Then she stretched out her hands to the doctor.~ ~"Oh, sir,"
26 VII|         placed in the marquise's hands the lighted torch which
27 VII|         her neck, holding in her hands a burning torch two pounds
28 VII|        And she stretched out her hands towards a man who was following
29 VII|        made to kneel, and in her hands was placed the lighted torch,