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 1 I  |              was calm, and when they gave him they prison register
 2 I  |              came into her room, she gave her a slice of mutton and
 3 I  | unsuspiciously ate what her mistress gave her, but almost at once
 4 II |             a brazen countenance she gave no outward sign of that
 5 II |          disease in the family. They gave up all hope of recovery.
 6 III|            of 100 pistolets; that he gave him an account of the effect
 7 III|            at the appointed spot: he gave her his arm then holding
 8 III|              her hand in his own, he gave a sign, the archers appeared,
 9 III|             he went back to her, and gave the order to start. When
10 III|            the right address; but he gave it to Desgrais instead.
11 IV |              successsions!" That she gave back the box into her hands,
12 IV |           the Conciergerie; that she gave him, the letter, and he
13 IV |              once felt ill. She also gave her a slice of mutton, rather
14 IV |       tempted by this bait, secretly gave word that they had only
15 IV |             she feigned consent, and gave the Turk a rendezvous at
16 IV |             times the poor creatures gave in to his exactions; but
17 V  |            she said, "that if I only gave you a verbal confession,
18 V  |          troubling me. Yesterday you gave me great hope of the mercy
19 VI |        stretch of the limbs, the man gave two turns to a crank, which
20 VI |         three and a half feet, which gave the body a greater arch,
21 VI |            the sentence?" The doctor gave no answer; but, thinking
22 VI |          moistened her lips and then gave it back. She then noticed
23 VI |         begged to kiss her hand. She gave it, and asked him to pray
24 VII|             restrained, and her face gave no sign. She now came to
25 VII|              his eyes, the assistant gave him his hand to help him
26 VII|           she made no complaint, nor gave any sign of pain but her