Chapter

1 1|          mother gave the daughter~false ideas as to her probable
2 1|    acquired, insensibly, a wholly~false opinion of the companion
3 2|          take off his wig~and his false teeth, lay aside his scruples,
4 2| Accustomed as des Lupeaulx was to false as well as real magnificence~
5 3|        not to be puffed up~by the false reputation the quartier
6 3|          a young woman who made a false~step; another, the natural
7 8|           that if what he says is false, the proper name~for it