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 1 I  |  separation. She then left her husband's house, and henceforth
 2 I  |       almost dissipated by her husband. But in trying such a bold
 3 II |        who was a friend of her husband, and knew all about the
 4 II |       answer; knowing that her husband was wont to busy himself
 5 III|       in her travels; that her husband knew nothing about it.~ ~
 6 III|       replied that she and her husband had lent Penautier 10,000
 7 IV |       to kill both her and her husband if she refused to gratify
 8 IV |      an hour when she said her husband would be absent; but by
 9 IV |         but by arrangement the husband arrived, and although the
10 IV |   Several times he visited the husband and wife, always borrowing
11 V  | difficult to write, was to her husband. She would feel easier when
12 V  |        it was written. For her husband she expressed so much affection,
13 V  |       not reciprocated, as her husband had abandoned her the whole