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 1 8 |        whom this information might lead to the scaffold. ~But there
 2 9 |       discovery was, after all, to lead to naught, just as his own
 3 10|         get up, I feel as heavy as lead." ~Rosa lent the sufferer
 4 10|       possible. Come, off with me, lead the way, and be quick." ~
 5 14|          the place where he had to lead an existence which was little
 6 15|      disguise it from you, I shall lead you a sad life of it." ~"
 7 18|             he said to Rosa: "Just lead the way, Miss." ~After this
 8 30| conversation. ~"But to what can it lead to love a man who is doomed
 9 30|          die in prison?" ~"It will lead, if he lives and dies in
10 33|            was taking care of Rosa lead, or rather push her forward