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 1 II |          words were written: " My Confession." All present, having no
 2 II |          of this opinion, and the confession of Sainte-Croix was burnt.
 3 III|     inside it which contained her confession. Desgrais refused, and as
 4 III|        things a paper headed " My Confession." This confession was a
 5 III|     headed " My Confession." This confession was a proof that the guilty
 6 III| Sainte-Croix, we know, had made a confession that was burnt, and here
 7 III|   marquise equally imprudent. The confession contained seven articles,
 8 III|          and among them a general confession which she desired to make;
 9 III|          time when she wrote this confession; admitted that she left
10 IV |         was in it, containing her confession, but he refused it; that
11 IV |           Sainte-Croix. As to the confession, the strongest and, he maintained,
12 IV |          by his superior, because confession is so sacred that even that
13 IV |        destined to constitute the confession should be wrapped in eternal
14 IV |          the criminal to make his confession, so as not to lose his soul
15 IV |         knew about the murder. In confession he had admitted his crime
16 IV |          bad priest to betray his confession. Saint-Thomas, hearing this,
17 IV |       Armenian bishop to ask what confession really was, and what punishment
18 IV |       replied that the secrets of confession are inviolable, that Christians
19 IV |        other evidence without the confession was enough, and it was soon
20 IV |       nothing except through your confession. Thus it is my duty still
21 V  |           the guilty died without confession, and it was only by this
22 V  |         desire to make a complete confession about my whole life. You,
23 V  |         attend to nothing but her confession, and begged the doctor to
24 V  |          I only gave you a verbal confession, I should never be sure
25 V  |      Confiteor and made her whole confession. At nine o'clock, Father
26 V  |         the pen to go on with the confession, when she said, "Pray let
27 VI |         marquise then resumed the confession that was interrupted the
28 VI |           dictate the rest of her confession. When she reached the end,
29 VII|          yourself spoke of him in confession; but the man was sent to