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 1 6 |        was swung about by the executioner, either like the pendulum
 2 7 |  which, we made a sign to the executioner, to let go the rope, and
 3 9 |    the red-hot pincers of the executioner, which were lying ready
 4 9 |     the vehicle, in which the executioner placed him so as more readily
 5 9 |     from his sight. ~Then the executioner; having disposed of Giacomo,
 6 9 |      in the possession of the executioner, but were told that it was
 7 9 |     father, which fell to the executioner as a perquisite after the
 8 9 |       second time; and as the executioner was approaching to his assistance,
 9 9 | loudly, "He is pardoned!" The executioner reassured them by seating
10 9 |     the other side. ~Then the executioner descended, entered tie chapel,
11 9 |      to Alessandro, the chief executioner, and asked what she was
12 9 |    was properly adjusted, the executioner touched. the spring, the
13 9 |       the general horror; the executioner then seized it, showed it
14 9 |    rearranged and washed, the executioner returned to the chapel to
15 9 |    block; at length, when the executioner judged that the absolution
16 10|  about to step backwards; the executioner exhibited the head, and
17 10| covered with their blood; the executioner approached him and tore
18 10|    frightful spectacle." ~The executioner then made him kneel down,