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1  6,3|     and prove M. Ferailleur's innocence. It will probably cost me
2  9,4|      irrefutable proof of his innocence in her hands. How coolly
3 16,4|     and I will establish your innocence?'" ~"I think she will say: '
4 16,4| because he hopes to prove his innocence. Ah! if you knew him as
5 17,2|  opportunity to establish his innocence, and to wreak his vengeance
6 19,4|    irrefutable proofs of YOUR innocence; but in my efforts to clear
7 19,4|       that I can establish my innocence, and so far I am powerless
8 19,4|    The material proof of your innocence which you have sought for
9 19,5|    everything. Now, when your innocence and the guilt of your accusers