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 1 IV |  anticipate what I was about to say. Before entering into the
 2 V  |       your life; thus one might say you survive yourself, for
 3 V  |        be convinced by what you say, and I believe He will pardon
 4 V  |  obliged to alter what I had to say from time to time, keeping
 5 V  |       just what she intended to say. No one would have supposed
 6 V  |        or ill-will. I forgot to say that she was very little
 7 V  | Conciergerie. She begged him to say a mass for her and in honour
 8 V  |        If I take no rest, all I say or do must suffer. You count
 9 V  |      the concierge came back to say the carriage was at the
10 V  |          kneel down, and let us say the 'Veni Sancte Spiritus'."~ ~
11 VI |      have such faith in all you say that I feel I understand
12 VI |    there on her knees she shall say and declare that maliciously,
13 VI |         a little, but would not say anything.~ ~"Admonished
14 VI |      anything.~ ~"Admonished to say why, if she had no accomplice,
15 VI |        and it would be a lie to say otherwise; but when a paper
16 VI |       to fear.~ ~"Admonished to say if she could add anything
17 VI |       more violently, but would say no more.~ ~"Yet again water
18 VI |        to retire, that he might say a mass for her, that God
19 VI |        nearer to heaven. As you say, you are now for God alone;
20 VII|         paper, and she began to say it after him, but in so
21 VII|        have you nothing more to say? If you wish to make any
22 VII|      and there is no more I can say." ~ ~ ~"Repeat these words
23 VII|      and there is no more I can say."~ ~After this declaration,
24 VII|        passed with me. You will say a De Profundus at the moment