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 1 6 |   dupe; so filled is she with pity for sorrow,filled~also with
 2 7 |    down upon the sofa. "Don't pity me. The tears~you see are
 3 8 |       and its masterpieces. I pity those who, being moved to~
 4 8 |      whoever insulted me with~pity; like Chateauneuf, who,
 5 10|    himself to find how little pity he felt for~Camille. But
 6 10|    Rochefide."~ ~"Then I must pity you for not knowing the
 7 11|     youth! To be loved out of pity! to know that one owes~one'
 8 12|     you owe me the flowers of pity, the music of my sacrifice.
 9 14|    when I am alone, you would pity me if you could see me then.
10 14| passion; she allowed his~soft pity to soothe her. Several times
11 15|      I shall be free. Seem to pity that angel for belonging
12 18|     the future.~ ~Ah! mother, pity me, though at this moment
13 19|      told me two lies. Do not pity me,~do not seem incensed,