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 1 I  |      alighted, I desire you to give your men orders to let the
 2 II |        is, and, maybe, able to give us peace and quiet for the
 3 II |      the marquise, if he would give her the box. But he replied
 4 III|       may fall to burn them. I give this as a charge upon their
 5 III|    hour to recover himself. We give a verbatim extract from
 6 III|      examination forthwith. We give it verbatim, rejoicing that
 7 IV |        my brothers; they would give him a thrashing, no doubt,
 8 IV |       he would rather die than give it up. He added that the
 9 IV |      president has sent you to give me consolation: with you
10 IV |      said she, "and I must not give way to useless hopes. I
11 IV |         I am ready, madame, to give you certain definite rules.
12 V  |     death, because you did not give them over to the judges
13 V  |     and it will be a favour to give me the one day. For this
14 V  |       priest in the account we give here, "I was alarmed by
15 V  |      trembled when I heard her give orders to the concierge
16 V  |       and of our children, and give them a good example; consult
17 VI |   There she was again asked to give the names of her accomplices,
18 VI |     like the penitent king, to give you a place among His elect;
19 VI | executioner; " tell him I will give orders as far as I can about
20 VI |         sir? I wish they would give me a little more time; for
21 VI |      am certain that they will give you the time you need."~ ~"
22 VI |  belongs to you, and I may not give anything away without your
23 VI |      you kindly to allow me to give this chaplet to the doctor
24 VII|  madame," said he, "you cannot give the lie to your own eyes;
25 VII|      on the scaffold, when you give me the absolution you promise,