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 1 I  |         had heard him and had now come in answer to his prayers.
 2 I  |         at the very moment when I come at your call, and bring
 3 I  |            time.~ ~The moment had come for action. M. d'Aubray,
 4 II |          at the time, and did not come back during the whole time
 5 II | lieutenant's death could not have come about by natural causes,
 6 II |     required help; he had already come into all the inheritance
 7 II |           have to you. If you can come this afternoon, I shall
 8 II |       tomorrow morning, or I will come and find you, according
 9 II |           finding that he did not come out from his closet where
10 II |     Marquise de Brinvilliers, has come forward, and declares that
11 III|         round for the carriage to come forward, she tried to choke
12 III|         road from Liege to Paris. Come quickly and save me."~ ~
13 IV |         first she had told him to come at once and snatch her from
14 IV |         house, a stranger who had come to lodge with him, and buried
15 IV |           doctor of the Sorbonne, come into her prison, sent by
16 IV | approached him, saying: "You have come, sir, because"~ ~But Father
17 IV |            the doctor replied, "I come to render you any spiritual
18 IV |           for what the doctor had come, they retired to the end
19 V  |      doubt but that he would have come to Paris as soon as he knew
20 V  |        his affairs allowed him to come safely. But you must know
21 V  |          He retired. " Why has he come?" asked the marquise.~ ~"
22 VI |           Heaven so will, it will come forth from its ashes more
23 VI |           went to her. "Have they come to fetch me already?" said
24 VI |          to go when the moment is come; but not everyone is so
25 VI |      moment are weak, and if they come for you just now I should
26 VI |         calm; the time is not yet come," said the executioner,
27 VI |           saw that her moment had come, and said to the doctor,
28 VII|        what they have done to me! Come and comfort me."~ ~The doctor
29 VII|           when several stones had come out they found a large closet