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 1 4 | sentiments, a creature who will deceive him and make him unhappy!
 2 8 |      about~himself might almost deceive the Deity. You will be entrapped,
 3 9 | themselves; that they wanted to deceive themselves, and that the~
 4 10|         as hers and mine cannot~deceive each other. Between two
 5 10|  thoughts that you could easily deceive him. You~thought me simple
 6 11|       part, too much honesty to~deceive; and I don't want to corrupt
 7 11|      and generous, you~will not deceive me; on the contrary, you
 8 11|        She will be enchanted to deceive me," thought Camille, as
 9 19|       as you do not know how to deceive, you~have behaved in such
10 20|      lamb. She wished, also, to deceive all~Paris. She loved,loved
11 24|      Maxime de Trailles did not deceive himself as to the meaning
12 24|       she deceives me, she will deceive me; she is an abandoned~