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 1 8 |        loves. Rochefide, being a fool, mistook his wife's~ignorance
 2 8 |      however, is not an~ordinary fool; he has as much conceit
 3 17|       that woman evidently~was a fool, and a cold fool, the worst
 4 17| evidently~was a fool, and a cold fool, the worst kind! I, in my
 5 18|     marry?and with such a little fool!"~ ~As soon as a woman whispers
 6 19|         I involved myself~like a fool have betrayed my happiness.
 7 25|   certain honor; we may~play the fool with them, but not"~ ~"Ah!
 8 25|         the Legion of honor! The fool never guessed her value,
 9 25|          you~mustn't look like a fool; come and sup to-night with
10 26|         chairs about. That great fool of a Fabien, to~whom, of