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 1 I   |      barriere drinking dens with blood. The lights had been extinguished
 2 I   |    soiled with dust and wine and blood. This certainly was the
 3 II  |      room that was splashed with blood, that was shuddering, so
 4 IV  |        would deluge them with my blood if that could only cause
 5 V   |          as good, it makes one’s blood circulate and enlivens one.”~
 6 VI  |   numerous spots of extravasated blood about the neck made this
 7 VI  |   circular wound, the absence of blood around its edge, and the
 8 VI  |  devotion to the empire with his blood, and upon whom Napoleon,
 9 VII |      examinations which make the blood rush to the forehead of
10 VIII|       succumbs to sleep with the blood of his prey still dripping
11 IX  |       and bring my own flesh and blood to perdition.”~She soon
12 IX  |        had stained her shop with blood; but the most respectable
13 IX  |         that I might not see the blood run. An instant later Monsieur
14 XXI | dangerous kind—a man who has the blood of three victims already