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 1 V  |     been, since it needed the scaffold for my purification? Now
 2 VI |    have her head cut off on a scaffold to be set up for the purpose
 3 VII|     brought her nearer to the scaffold, and so did each incident
 4 VII|    remember this fault on the scaffold, when you give me the absolution
 5 VII|      until she arrived at the scaffold, she never took her eyes
 6 VII|      little distance from the scaffold. Then the registrar M. Drouet,
 7 VII|     the tumbril nearer to the scaffold, but the crowd was so dense
 8 VII|  failing me. Please be on the scaffold and be near me. And now,
 9 VII|       shall have to do on the scaffold may distract me, -- so let
10 VII|     the few steps towards the scaffold, and all eyes were upon
11 VII| Meanwhile, at the back of the scaffold, on which the stake was
12 VII|       it when she mounted the scaffold. When the doctor, having