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 1 III|       he, however, could not tell its nature until it was
 2 IV |   exclaimed, "Dear me, don't tell my brothers; they would
 3 IV |   heavens, what have I said? Tell nobody." That Lambert, clerk
 4 IV | Sainte-Croix, threatening to tell the lieutenant what she
 5 V  |    marquise, "after what you tell me, now that I know the
 6 V  |      that should be altered, tell me."~ ~This was the letter -- ~ ~"
 7 V  |    burn through all eternity tell me, then, how can a soul
 8 VI |      and a half they came to tell her to go down. The registrar
 9 VI |      all she had promised to tell, denying that she had any
10 VI |      she had nothing more to tell regarding her accomplices,
11 VI |  kill her, but she would not tell a lie that would destroy
12 VI |   Admonished that she should tell the composition of the poisons
13 VI |   said to the executioner; " tell him I will give orders as
14 VI |      door, they have only to tell me, and I go down." ~ ~ ~"
15 VI |     the doctor, "if you will tell me your wishes in this matter,
16 VII|  provoked. What may this be? Tell me, pray; for you promised
17 VII|    pray; for you promised to tell me of any sort of temptation