Chapter

1 44|     Ravaillac in the hands of a fanatic, would save France." ~"Yes;
2 44|    Milady. ~"Then the miserable fanatic must be found who will serve
3 55|       in the veins of the young fanatic. As a skillful general,
4 55|      enthusiasm of the inspired fanatic, she said: "But no, it is
5 55|     said she, "what a senseless fanatic! My God, it is I-- I--and
6 56| detested and despised this weak fanatic. ~That was not the appointed
7 58|      plainly saw that the young fanatic stood more in need of being
8 59|       with the resignation of a fanatic; but without, however, being
9 62|         hear anything of him. A fanatic has just assassinated him." ~"