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 1 I  |         trying to force open the door, and two out of the four
 2 I  |        jumped down, shutting the door as he did so though not
 3 I  |     fresh air never, he opened a door, and Sainte-Croix had no
 4 II |          brought, him to death's door. Sainte-Croix was unwell,
 5 II |          shut in, knocked at the door, and received no answer;
 6 II |       servants, who broke in the door. Then she found Sainte-Croix
 7 II |        The commissary opened the door, and entered with the parties
 8 IV |       once shut up, and near the door there were still verses
 9 V  |           As soon as she saw the door open, she advanced calmly
10 V  |        encouraging her, when the door opened: it was dinner coming
11 V  |          the carriage was at the door. Then the marquise bade
12 VI |         A sound was heard at the door of the choir. The doctor
13 VI |        as the tumbril is at this door, they have only to tell
14 VI |       She passed through a small door, which was closed behind
15 VII|          the court and the first door, and there she was made
16 VII|         a shirt in his hand. The door of the vestibule opened,
17 VII| executioner got in, shutting the door behind him, and sat opposite