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 1 III|         before and one after the sentence was passed. In the first,
 2 IV |          was the place where his sentence was given. The worthy prelate
 3 IV |          obliged to revoke their sentence and pardon the criminal,
 4 IV |       infidelity and crimes. The sentence was executed without delay.~ ~
 5 IV |       condemned.  Indeed, before sentence was pronounced, on the morning
 6 IV |         the doctor told her that sentence was not yet given, and he
 7 IV |          about the future. If my sentence is not given yet, it soon
 8 IV | president is a delay between the sentence and its execution; for if
 9 IV |       not know what or when your sentence will be; but should it be
10 V  |          was a mitigation of the sentence -- made him feel yet more
11 VI |          upon her: she hears the sentence of pardon or of doom; she
12 VI |          time to purgatory. This sentence, madame, you will learn
13 VI |          waiting to read her the sentence. She listened very calmly,
14 VI |       torture chamber, where her sentence was to be read.~ ~First,
15 VI |        the registrar to read the sentence. She stood to hear it: it
16 VI |           The marquise heard her sentence without showing any sign
17 VI |           The registrar read the sentence again. From that moment
18 VI |        her immediately after the sentence was read, and was not allowed
19 VI |       said, "do you know that my sentence is an ignominious one? Do
20 VI |        know there is fire in the sentence?" The doctor gave no answer;
21 VI |         you there was fire in my sentence. And though it is only after
22 VI |          is the question and the sentence that have upset me it is
23 VII|     while the registrar read her sentence aloud a second time. The
24 VII|        am prepared to suffer the sentence of my earthly judge, and