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1 10|      prison of Paris. Such a~deception as this, had it come to
2 11|  such a nature as yours. Yet~deception is the only way by which
3 11| which truth was mingled with deception,~completely duped the marquise.
4 12|     to the shame of~constant deception; my own loss of station
5 13|     in fighting this~duel of deception on both sides. Beatrix,
6 13|         Thus Felicite's last deception succeeded; Calyste's blunder
7 26|    her self-esteem,for where deception begins, infamy begins. She~