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 1 X    |          do not forget that your liberty depends upon your frankness.
 2 X    |       chances of recovering your liberty will be greatly compromised.
 3 XVII |        must ask you, sir, for my liberty; if you have any orders,
 4 XVIII|          Am I never to be set at liberty or sent to the assizes.
 5 XVIII|        to him when he was set at liberty. For he had no doubt of
 6 XVIII| exchanged between two persons at liberty, it would be folly to attempt
 7 XIX  |        And not a few, dazzled by liberty and ignorant of being watched,
 8 XIX  |         it is best to set him at liberty. The prison doors are opened,
 9 XIX  |          one of the murderers at liberty. His advice was followed;
10 XIX  |         at once, if he is set at liberty, that his freedom is only
11 XIX  |      that Gevrol enjoys too much liberty at the Depot; he is perfectly
12 XIX  |        to allow May to be set at liberty; and the details of this
13 XX   |    Polyte Chupin, had he been at liberty, would undoubtedly have
14 XX   |       would refuse the dangerous liberty which had been offered him.
15 XXV  |         committed in the name of Liberty, he sided with the Reactionists,
16 XXV  |         compelled to pay for his liberty! No—no more do I. To explain