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 1 I  |       the precautions she, had taken to hide her face from every
 2 I  |        courtesan, had she once taken his fancy; his prodigality
 3 I  |  vengeance on the men who have taken you, for help against the
 4 I  |     out against him: Exili was taken up, and was lodged in the
 5 II |      drunk it all, and she had taken with steady hands the cup
 6 II |  Aubray reached Paris. All had taken place as the marquise desired;
 7 II |      Saint-Laurent, and he had taken all the necessary, steps
 8 II |        not so swift as the one taken by M. d'Aubray so violent
 9 II |    before, a 'corpus vili' was taken. The marquise had the reputation
10 II |        councillor's valets had taken a dose of medicine that
11 II |      and the three who had not taken it were perfectly well.
12 II |        he died: the poison had taken seventy-two days to complete
13 II |       July 1672, and they were taken off on the 8th of August
14 II |   30,000 livres, it is a paper taken from her by fraud, against
15 III|     letter, which Desgrais had taken pains to procure, the council
16 III|      marquise, as we know, had taken refuge in a convent, where
17 IV | Briancourt that Lachaussee was taken and would doubtless confess
18 IV |     for a long time, not to be taken by surprise; and she had
19 V  |      The Virgin she had always taken for her patron saint, and
20 V  |     And even if I had not been taken, and had lived another twenty
21 V  |       Father Chavigny, who had taken his place with the marquise,
22 VI |      end. The marquise had now taken half the quantity of water
23 VI |       told her that if one had taken milk in the morning, and
24 VII|       Ville. Scarcely had they taken their place thus when the