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1      XXV| father, I should tell you to deliver yourself up, and to confess
2      XXV|    article II.—Whoever shall deliver the body of the elder~ ~
3      XXV|     the price of blood might deliver up a fugitive from fear.”~ ~
4   XXVIII|       yes, anything, even to deliver up M. Lacheneur.~ ~To capture
5      XXX| shall either be compelled to deliver ourselves up, or throw ourselves
6      XXX|  their enemy had arranged to deliver only a dead body into their
7     XXXI|     to the person who should deliver up Lacheneur, dead or alive.~ ~“
8     XXXI|   understand—to him who will deliver up the man known as Lacheneur,
9     LIII|     will I drag her before I deliver her up to her husband’s