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 1 I  |            first sight, and she was soon his mistress. The marquis,
 2 I  |       terrible storm was gathering, soon to break. But he preserved
 3 I  |           the evil he had received. Soon afterwards Exili was set
 4 I  |           but it is certain that as soon as he was a free man the
 5 II |             return to Paris. He was soon so weak that he thought
 6 II |        violent a death happening so soon in the same family might
 7 II |        enough to be upset by it, he soon forgot this incident and
 8 II |          post in the king's service soon to be vacant, which would
 9 II |              The noise of the event soon spread all over Paris. Sainte-Croix
10 II |           to the commissary as 2496 soon as she heard of the event,
11 III|           other animals, which died soon after. When they were opened,
12 III|           made upon a pigeon, which soon died. When opened, nothing
13 III|          worldly pleasures. She had soon found consolation for the
14 III| Conciergerie, she did the same; but soon other terrible charges were
15 IV |             box into her hands, but soon changing from her sprightly
16 IV |   confession was enough, and it was soon clear to everyone, by the
17 IV |         before men, and destined so soon to appear before God, spoke
18 IV |           written by his hand.~ ~As soon as the two men and the woman
19 IV |       sentence is not given yet, it soon will be. I expect the news
20 V  |         body and mind, which I very soon came to know, taking pains
21 V  |     hastened back to her side.~ ~As soon as she saw the door open,
22 V  |       little patience, and you will soon be rid of me. To-morrow
23 V  |         would have come to Paris as soon as he knew I was in prison,
24 V  |            a time, and that you may soon be forced to render an account
25 VI |         depend on ourselves; but as soon as everything is ready,
26 VI |           not keep them waiting. As soon as the tumbril is at this