Chap.

 1        1| respectable middle–class persons, deceived husbands, all of them, and
 2        1|       order to submit thereto the deceived husband’s requests. And
 3        1|         earth before granting the deceived husband satisfaction. It
 4        1|        the latter preferred being deceived and happy. That was the
 5        3|           It was rumored that she deceived him quite openly, but people
 6        6|     though they were none of them deceived as to the reasons which
 7        7|    quickly that he thought he had deceived himself. But first one and
 8       13|          this direction too. Nana deceived Satin as she deceived the
 9       13|        Nana deceived Satin as she deceived the count, going mad over
10       13|         terribly enraged at being deceived by one of his own set or
11       13|      sorts of precautions when he deceived her. He was as scrupulous