Ribier

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Religious of the Perpetual Adoration of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary, founded 1820 by the Curé Ribier, with their mother-house at

The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 9: Laprade-Mass Liturgy 1840-1916 1913
Valensolle, Jayat and Ribier entered it, and the door was closed upon them.

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Three or four shots were heard, and Ribier fell, pierced by two balls.

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"Well?" cried Valensolle, Jayat and Ribier with one accord.

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Ribier was not quite dead; he opened his eyes and seemed to look for Morgan.

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Valensolle and Ribier, who were playing a species of quoits with crown-pieces and louis, left off their game to hear the news.

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By means, as we have seen, of an exchange of passports, Morgan had travelled sometimes as Ribier, and Ribier as Sainte-Hermine, and so with the others.

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At sight of the young girl, whom they knew to be Amélie, Ribier and Jayat rose.

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Valensolle]; a third who has been shot [he indicated Ribier]; you want to see the fourth guillotined.

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