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 1 III|      return, and said that he was guilty; that Sainte-Croix told
 2 III|    wherein Louis xiv demanded the guilty woman to be given up for
 3 III|   confession was a proof that the guilty feel great need of discovering
 4 IV |            that she was in no way guilty; and Maitre Nivelle, one
 5 IV |    because the avowal made by the guilty to the priest is proscribed
 6 IV |        Then, applying this to the guilty priest, he condemned him
 7 IV |           and feeling that one so guilty should not be left till
 8 IV |          yet know whether you are guilty at all, and I suspend my
 9 V  |          is poisoning. If you are guilty, as is believed, you cannot
10 V  |     poison, and you would then be guilty of all the murders committed
11 V  |          will not admit that I am guilty, I promise, if I am guilty,
12 V  |        guilty, I promise, if I am guilty, to weigh your words. But
13 V  |       pardon? Are not some people guilty of sins so terrible and
14 V  |         reign of this prince, the guilty died without confession,
15 VI | interrupted or distracted, for no guilty penitent must cease from