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1 8 | doors. You will see if I am mistaken. I will tell~you now what
2 10|     silence.~"I wish I were mistaken in what I have just told
3 10|   silence shows me I am not mistaken as to the part she meant
4 19|  her daughter,~"and you are mistaken. In the first place, Madame
5 25|   but not"~ ~"Ah! I was not mistaken!" cried Maxime. "Do you
6 25|   said Maxime, "you are not mistaken; yes, I have come~for your /
7 26|     I had better ignore all mistaken provocations. Between ourselves,