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 1 II |    together with his business, passed to the elder brother and
 2 II |      other means. Three months passed without any favourable occasion
 3 III|     considered the time he had passed with the d'Aubrays as an
 4 III|     one after the sentence was passed. In the first, an accused
 5 III| Desgrais told him all that had passed, and specially called his
 6 V  |       doctor, knowing what had passed, felt much surprised, and
 7 VI |    body the judgment of God is passed upon her: she hears the
 8 VI |    high on which she lay, they passed under her body a trestle
 9 VI |     for me; but after what has passed, the rosary could hardly
10 VI |       cover half her face. She passed through a small door, which
11 VII|       regret the time you have passed with me. You will say a