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 1        I|        bow to the earth. If you kill so much as a sparrow upon
 2       VI|         s wife!”~ ~“Ah! it will kill my child!” exclaimed the
 3       XI|       two men who were ready to kill each other. Marie-Anne did
 4      XII|     whom the peasants wished to kill yesterday upon the square,
 5    XXIII|         when I wished either to kill myself or to kill you, I
 6    XXIII|     either to kill myself or to kill you, I knew not which. Ah!
 7   XXVIII|        more to be said—but if I kill him, what is to be done?’~ ~“
 8     XXXI|  husband, gloomily. “They shall kill me before I betray a man
 9     XXXV|    Courtornieu alive. You shall kill me rather—do you hear me?
10   XXXVII|         slightest emotion might kill your father,” he declared; “
11    XXXIX| creature! that creature! I will kill her!”~ ~
12    XLIII|      her ravings; she wishes to kill everybody, to burn and destroy
13    XLVII|         murdered Marie-Anne? To kill an accomplice is an effectual
14      LIV|     upon Martial, determined to kill him.~ ~With a spring to