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 1 II |   falling to pieces, the liver burnt and gangrened. They said
 2 II |        surface of his body was burnt away. This, said the doctors;
 3 II | confession of Sainte-Croix was burnt. This act of conscience
 4 II |     all its contents should be burnt without opening or disturbing
 5 III|      is written: 'Papers to be burnt in case of my death, of
 6 III|     was written, 'Papers to be burnt in case of death.' In this
 7 III|     made a confession that was burnt, and here was the marquise
 8 III|      what house it was she had burnt, she replied that she had
 9 III|       replied that she had not burnt anything, but when she wrote
10 IV |       hanged, and his body was burnt. So fully did the tribunal
11 IV |         he condemned him to be burnt alive in a public place; --
12 VI |      afterwards her body to be burnt and the ashes scattered;
13 VI |    death that my body is to be burnt, it will always be a terrible
14 VI |        saved the pain of being burnt alive, and thus, perhaps,
15 VI |    poor wretch condemned to be burnt. That does not depend on