I read my sentence steadily — The Hunchback of Notre-Dame

I read my sentence-steadily-1
Reviewed it with my eyes,
To see that I made no mistake
In its extremest clause-
The Date, and manner, of the shame-5
And then the Pious Form
That "God have mercy" on the Soul
The Jury voted Him-
I made my soul familiar-with her extremity-9
That at the last, it should not be a novel Agony-
But she, and Death, acquainted-
Meet tranquilly, as friends-
Salute, and pass, without a Hint-13
And there, the Matter ends-
(F.432/J.412)
[1] my sentence:: the sentence of President of the judges.
[4] extremest clause:: the death sentence.
[5] shame:: Esmeralda, a young Gypsy dancer's crime.
[6, 7] Pious, Soul:: her sentence, "sorcery, magic, incontinence, and murder done upon the body of Sieur Phoebus de Chateaupers. God receive your soul!"
[11] Death acquainted:: a hint on witches, a misbelief that they dealt with death.