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 1 7 |    the~custom-house officials lie in wait for him. This house
 2 8 |      and yet honest.~Such men lie to themselves. Mounted on
 3 8 |     throb or fear or gasp,~or lie beneath implacable looks
 4 11|       of women, has saidnever lie," she continued. "One~must
 5 14|     hundred feet; at its base lie~several scattered rocks,
 6 16|    upon that fateful rock, or lie~for hours in the bush of
 7 18|     with some friends./"~ ~"A lie. Oh, fy! you are not worthy
 8 19|                 XIX THE FIRST LIE OF A PIOUS DUCHESS~Calyste
 9 19|   worth having once. Learn to lie; have~the courage of a criminal,
10 19| impudence. I have just told a lie~myself, and I shall have
11 19|        He knew neither how to lie to his wife,~nor how to
12 20|      Brittany does not~always lie." She then laid the paper
13 23|   vanity which condescends to lie for the sake of magnifying