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 1 5 |      knit with a rapidity which~betrayed her inward emotion.~ ~"My
 2 6 | anonymas. Next, she related~her betrayed and deluded love in a short
 3 10|   happiness to regret nor hopes~betrayed. To you, as with some few
 4 12|    thousand deaths, you will be betrayed, humiliated, unhappy; but~
 5 12|         fearful sorrows, were I betrayed, abandoned,which, thank~
 6 14|    sweet, caressing tones which~betrayed a change of heart in Beatrix,
 7 15|       on the~defensive; she had betrayed neither Calyste's secret
 8 15|       new love was real, and it betrayed her. The wily~musician,
 9 16|         and contracted features~betrayed an utterly passive being.
10 18|    deepest love! I am more than betrayed,I~am not loved. How fortunate
11 19|        shall know why I dieI am betrayed! at the end of three years,~
12 19|      said to Calyste; "you have~betrayed her for Madame de Rochefide."~ ~
13 19|         myself~like a fool have betrayed my happiness. Sabine nearly