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1    XXVII|         tapestry, stood upon the platform. Some unpainted wooden chairs
2    XXVII|       benches at the foot of the platform.~ ~Chanlouineau held his
3    XXVII|        the guard and even to the platform, at the sound of his vibrant
4    XXVII|      advanced to the foot of the platform.~ ~“The Baron d’Escorval
5    XXVII|          and came forward to the platform.~ ~“I must request you,
6      XXX|      first in gaining the narrow platform at the base of the tower;
7      XXX|       moving about on the narrow platform. The corporal and the baron
8    XXXII| perceived hanging from the rocky platform, where it was made fast
9    XXXII|           From the window to the platform, there was no rope.~ ~“This