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 1 I  |     though summoned by these words from the bowels of the earth,
 2 II |     down, on which these two words were written: " My Confession."
 3 II |    side and containing these words: 'I humbly entreat any into
 4 II |     below were written these words: 'There is one packet only
 5 III|  official continued in these words:~ ~"A packet has been found
 6 IV |     spoke to her such moving words that he broke down himself,
 7 IV |    upon me." ~ ~ ~With these words the father retired, leaving
 8 IV |    it would be; but at these words the marquise interrupted
 9 IV |   doctor did not expect such words, so he was overjoyed to
10 IV |   And when he tried to speak words of consolation, she had
11 V  |     am guilty, to weigh your words. But one question, sir,
12 V  |  well and in few but careful words; easily finding a way out
13 V  |       he spoke very touching words to me, and I was deeply
14 V  |  actions, and even your idle words, just as I must do now.
15 V  |  what mean you by this? Such words are used by some when they
16 VI |      would have spoken a few words of consolation, but she
17 VII|    As the doctor spoke these words, the executioner placed
18 VII|      frightfully pale at the words, "When this is done, she
19 VII|      addressed the doctor in words both plaintive and wild: "
20 VII|    he has it not."~ ~But the words were useless: at that moment
21 VII| exhorting her with religious words, trying to divert her attention
22 VII|     say." ~ ~ ~"Repeat these words in a loud voice," said the
23 VII|    me?" she repeated. At her words, the doctor tried to reassure
24 VII|    listening to the doctor's words and repeating them from
25 VII|      marquise had said these words when suddenly the doctor