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1 6 |     generosity~that makes her a dupe; so filled is she with pity
2 6 |     hers. She found herself the~dupe of her own mind; too late
3 7 |        bad for me. I am not the dupe of his professed~desire
4 8 |      about him, you will be his dupe. That Southern nature, that~
5 21| prostitutes!~And Calyste is the dupe of such grimaces! Oh, mother!
6 22|         to give it here as: /To dupe/.~Monsieur de Rochefide,
7 25|      time, she had not been the dupe of her~head, and whether