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 1 I  |          she had a sister and two brothers: her father, M. de Dreux
 2 II |         were so vehement that her brothers' grief seemed cold beside
 3 II |         public as before: the two brothers d'Aubray expostulated with
 4 II |         supervision of her to her brothers. Thus her first crime had
 5 II | diminished by reason of her elder brothers, and she had scarcely enough
 6 II |    renewed from the mouths of her brothers, one of whom, being civil
 7 II |          grave as that of the two brothers. This time again, as usual,
 8 II |           the whole time that her brothers were ill. From the very
 9 II |     apothecary, by M. Bachot, the brothers' private physician. They
10 II |           put on mourning for her brothers, Sainte-Croix continued
11 III|       poison to administer to her brothers; that he had done it in
12 III|           having poisoned her two brothers;~ ~In the fifth, that she
13 III|           poisoned her father and brothers, she replied that she knew
14 III|       Lachaussee who poisoned her brothers, she replied that she knew
15 III|   suffered in the same way as her brothers; that she had lost all memory
16 III|        was in connection with her brothers' affairs; admitted seeing
17 III|         or after the death of her brothers, she replied that she could
18 IV |            Dear me, don't tell my brothers; they would give him a thrashing,
19 V  |         memory of your father and brothers, whom you ought to have
20 VI |         two Maitres d'Aubray, her brothers, one a civil lieutenant,
21 VI |      cause to be poisoned her two brothers, and attempt the life of
22 VI | successions from her said father, brothers, and sister, from the date
23 VII|         poisoned my father and my brothers, and attempted to poison