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 1 I  |         and left the rest of the room in deep obscurity. The prisoner
 2 I  |         guest put up in the same room as the old one, mating Exili
 3 I  |        was put into an unlighted room by the gaoler, and in the
 4 I  |      Sainte-Croix, who let him a room in the name of his steward,
 5 I  |   steward, Martin de Breuille, a room situated in the blind, alley
 6 I  | Francoise Roussel, came into her room, she gave her a slice of
 7 II |        her father, sleeping in a room adjoining his, eating with
 8 II |         she went back to her own room, waited and listened....~ ~
 9 II |         had a bed made up in his room, declaring that no one else
10 II |      wait for Belleguise was the room he leased from the widow
11 II |          Maubert. It was in this room and at the apothecary Glazer'
12 II |       seal had been set upon his room, he hastened to put in an
13 II |        the box was in the sealed room, that it would have to be
14 III|       declaration, which left no room for doubt, led to the judgment
15 III|         he opened the marquise's room. Under her bed he found
16 IV |        He put the accuser into a room which adjoined the court,
17 IV |          the bishop into another room, and summoned the accused
18 IV |        made them go into a third room, and ordered the treacherous
19 IV |        her. They were in a large room in the Montgomery tower
20 IV |      There was at the end of the room a bed with grey curtains
21 IV |       said to have been the same room where the poet Theophile
22 IV |        retired to the end of the room, leaving the marquise free