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 1 I  |         spectators to perceive a woman sitting at the back of the
 2 I  |    confined his attention to the woman who was still in the carriage;
 3 I  |       away before them; thus the woman escaped for whose safety
 4 I  | doubtless have recognised as the woman who concealed herself so
 5 I  |        Place Maubert, owned by a woman called Brunet. It is not
 6 II |    daughter's arms, blessing the woman who was his murderess. Her
 7 III|          xiv demanded the guilty woman to be given up for punishment.
 8 III|         the night before. She, a woman of rank and fashion, for
 9 III|          unnatural sins. In this woman there was something of Locusta
10 IV |         remarked, "She is a lost woman." That d'Aubray's daughter
11 IV |            The girl Edme Huet, a woman of Brescia, deposed that
12 IV |           THIRD CASE~An Armenian woman had inspired a violent passion
13 IV |        at the vizier's feet. The woman spoke, explaining that the
14 IV |          and the two men and one woman always in attendance on
15 IV |      soon as the two men and the woman saw for what the doctor
16 IV |     shall know how to die like a woman of spirit."~ ~Then the father
17 V  |            She was," he said, "a woman naturally courageous and
18 V  |      country house. She made the woman and the two men who watched
19 V  |        you." Then turning to the woman, "Poor Madame du Rus," said