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 1 IV|          canonist and theologian, confessor to Charles V, present at
 2 IV|     buried, and all about it; his confessor had revealed it all, and
 3 IV|       time he confessed, that his confessor was the brother of the man
 4 IV|       statement, and summoned the confessor. When he had admitted the
 5 IV|           of the public mind. The confessor was adjudged a very severe
 6 IV|        circumstances, telling his confessor where the body was buried.
 7 IV|          had happened to him. The confessor, tempted by this bait, secretly
 8 IV|        always maintained that his confessor was the only person who
 9 IV|        than what came through his confessor. The confessor was himself
10 IV|        through his confessor. The confessor was himself condemned to
11 IV| priesthood and the functions of a confessor are either unknown or disapproved,
12 IV|           murderers through their confessor, and asked for justice.
13 V |         sketch of her life to her confessor, the marquise remembered
14 V |       praying the Lord's help for confessor and penitent alike. After