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 1 I  | however, of what they had to fear; so they resolved that they
 2 II |  crime and inspired him with fear of punishment. Madame de
 3 III|      where there would be no fear of their being recognised
 4 IV |      took some electuary for fear of being poisoned, and it
 5 IV |     mind was unhinged by the fear of death. Saint-Thomas of
 6 V  | threats of the judges or the fear of the question. The holy
 7 VI |  without showing any sign of fear or weakness. When it was
 8 VI |    one would have nothing to fear.~ ~"Admonished to say if
 9 VI |  smile, "You have nothing to fear now; and here is the doctor,
10 VI |     one but my sister; and I fear lest she, remembering my
11 VII|      carefully concealed for fear Madame de Brinvilliers might
12 VII|  needs start afresh. But his fear was short-lived, for almost