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 1 I  |       lieutenant at the Chatelet de Paris. At the age of twenty-eight
 2 I  |         home to him. He had gone to Paris, and there, as in his native
 3 I  |             himself; but neither in Paris nor in Rome was he, the
 4 II |          necessitated his return to Paris. He was soon so weak that
 5 II |            last M. d'Aubray reached Paris. All had taken place as
 6 II |             his brother returned to Paris so changed that anyone would
 7 II | incomprehensible, was bruited about Paris, and people began to feel
 8 II |          event soon spread all over Paris. Sainte-Croix was extremely
 9 II |             last wish.~ ~"'Given at Paris, the 25th of May after noon,
10 III|           the lieutenant's glass in Paris, and the clear water in
11 III|            me by road from Liege to Paris. Come quickly and save me."~ ~
12 III|        system of denial: arrived in Paris, and confined in the Conciergerie,
13 IV |             it; that on the road to Paris the marquise had told him
14 V  |          that he would have come to Paris as soon as he knew I was
15 V  |             and could not appear in Paris without being arrested.
16 VI |         great gate of the church of Paris, whither she shall be conveyed