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 1 I  |            signed it with a steady hand. At once a gaoler, taking
 2 I  |        race, who is continually at hand, had heard him and had now
 3 I  |            lives of all men in the hand of one. He joined in Exili'
 4 II |         glass from the secretary's hand, put it to his lips, pretending
 5 II |         the house or quite near at hand, you know where I mean,
 6 II |  Bernardins, and the place near at hand where he was to wait for
 7 II |           which seem to be not the hand of chance but a punishment
 8 III|           his arm then holding her hand in his own, he gave a sign,
 9 IV |       Toulouse killed with his own hand, unknown to the inmates
10 IV |    well-known style written by his hand.~ ~As soon as the two men
11 V  |       Brinvilliers was to have her hand cut off. This severity --
12 V  |           I know the executioner's hand was necessary to my salvation,
13 VI |         her, he begged to kiss her hand. She gave it, and asked
14 VI |            which they put into her hand. Thanking them humbly for
15 VII| executioner holding a shirt in his hand. The door of the vestibule
16 VII|        supported it with his right hand, while the registrar read
17 VII|         her, put a crucifix in her hand, bidding her fix her gaze
18 VII|           commissaries are here at hand, ready to receive it." ~ ~ ~"
19 VII|         the assistant gave him his hand to help him down. Meanwhile
20 VII|         and I felt strengthened in hand and heart." He then pulled
21 VII|          and the head in his other hand, the eyes still bandaged,