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 1 III|      archers, and, fortified by a letter from the king addressed
 2 III|   punishment. After examining the letter, which Desgrais had taken
 3 III|         and paper, and wrote this letter: "DEAR THERIA, -- I am in
 4 III|          Antoine Barbier took the letter, promising to deliver it
 5 III|       next day, finding that this letter had not been pressing enough,
 6 IV | Lachaussee brought the marquise a letter from Sainte-Croix.~ ~Francois
 7 IV |            that she gave him, the letter, and he pretended to deliver
 8 IV |       came to the marquise with a letter from her sister, who, as
 9 IV |        convent Saint-Jacques. Her letter exhorted the marquise, in
10 V  |        and told me that she had a letter to write before I took up
11 V  |           wanted to dictate." The letter, she explained, which was
12 V  |      began to write, and when her letter was finished she handed
13 V  |         now till I die; read this letter, and if you find~anything
14 V  |          tell me."~ ~This was the letter -- ~ ~"When I am on the
15 V  |              The doctor read this letter carefully; then he told
16 V  |           the next! Dictate a new letter, and I will write just what
17 V  |           please."~ ~When a fresh letter had been written, the marquise
18 VI |       point, she risked writing a letter as though she were sure,
19 VI |           her; if he was not, the letter was a letter wasted, and
20 VI |         was not, the letter was a letter wasted, and that was all. "
21 VI |        Aubray. You may see by her letter what are her feelings towards