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 1 III |       reproached with no other fault than her exaggerated~tenderness
 2 III |        words, "'Tis~Voltaire's fault, 'tis Rousseau's fault."~ ~"
 3 III |       s fault, 'tis Rousseau's fault."~ ~"Tiens! perhaps he is
 4 III |        Georges.~ ~"It isn't my fault," said Pierrotin, "if a
 5 V   |        wife and dares not find fault with her," pursued Oscar,~
 6 V   |       with myself. It was your fault,~Mistigris," giving his
 7 VI  |     Now you are committing the fault of contradicting the word
 8 VII |        you never cease to find fault with that poor child?" said
 9 VII | wretchedness. It is all my own fault; I~married a man whose incapacity
10 VIII|       a~man. For the slightest fault of that kind a clerk leaves
11 VIII|       and the character of the fault he had committed on that~
12 IX  |     way, the importance of his fault; and he echoed~the spiteful
13 X   |  Moreau, "has made me commit a fault which~Desroches thinks serious,
14 X   |       him ever since his first fault.~ ~"Men without means ought