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 1 II |           was a glass of wine and water. In a moment Lachaussee
 2 II |         so he tried to throw cold water on the project. Sainte-Croix
 3 III|      elements or upon animals. In water, ordinary poison falls by
 4 III|      falls by its own weight. The water is superior, the poison
 5 III| experiment. This poison floats in water, it is the superior, and
 6 III|          is the superior, and the water obeys it; it escapes in
 7 III|        into oil of tartar and sea water, and nothing was precipitated
 8 III|           except a little reddish water in the stomach." These experiments
 9 III|            that he had done it in water and soup, had put the reddish
10 III|         soup, had put the reddish water in the lieutenant's glass
11 III|           in Paris, and the clear water in the pie at Villequoy;
12 VI |      noticed the three buckets of water ~ ~ ~[Note: The torture
13 VI |        Note: The torture with the water was thus administered. There
14 VI |        each containing 2 pints of water. Four of these~were given
15 VI |         smile, "No doubt all this water is to drown me in? I hope
16 VI |          spoke the~truth.'~ ~"The water was given: she turned and
17 VI |         are killing me!'~ ~ ~"The water was again given.~ ~"Admonished
18 VI |           but he was dead.~ ~"The water was given; she moved a little,
19 VI |            and that was all. "The water was again given; she turned
20 VI |        taken half the quantity of water she had thought enough to
21 VI |          destroy her soul.~ ~"The water was given, she moved about
22 VI |    extract anything more.~ ~"More water was given; she writhed a
23 VI |           but nothing more. "More water was given; she writhed more
24 VI |         say no more.~ ~"Yet again water was given; writhing and