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 1 I  |     they would at once make trial of Sainte-Croix's newly
 2 III|  the lower place. ~ ~ ~"The trial by fire is no less certain:
 3 III| obeys it; it escapes in the trial by fire, leaving behind
 4 III|     by the poison. A second trial of the same poison was made
 5 III|     was found upon him. The trial came on before the Chatelet.
 6 III|  times mentioned during the trial. Thus, all the accusations
 7 IV |    more importance than the trial, which concerned the life
 8 IV |    everyone, by the way the trial went forward, that the marquise
 9 IV | Pirot, he had worked at the trial from morning to night, and
10 IV | doctor, suspecting that her trial was leading her to death,
11 V  |   her the whole time of the trial. The marquise interrupted