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 1 I  |         de Sainte-Croix was not known: according to one tale,
 2 I  |          how it happened is not known -- and sought out Sainte-Croix,
 3 I  |        called Brunet. It is not known whether Sainte-Croix had
 4 II |        apoplexy. The attack was known to Penautier sooner than
 5 II | Sainte-Croix was extremely well known, and the, news that he was
 6 II |       in the court had made him known even more widely. Lachaussee
 7 III|      containing a sort of stone known as infernal stone.~ ~"Next,
 8 III|        retreats whose secret is known only to the superior; secondly,
 9 III|       had not wished this to be known, by reason of her creditors;
10 IV |    those whose crimes were made known in this fashion. The bishop
11 V  |      pardon you unless you make known to your judges what the