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1        3|     Assuredly he must have been deceiving himself. There was no “little
2        6|      disgusted at the notion of deceiving Georges. He was such an
3        7|        you do if your wife were deceiving you?”~He made a threatening
4        7|     thought that perhaps he was deceiving himself froze him. How could
5        9|         hoping that he had been deceiving himself during that fearful
6       10|         that she was accused of deceiving the count with Vandeuvres
7       12|      dearest? Why, that you are deceiving your wife yourself. You
8       13| brightened. Perhaps he had been deceiving himself! He continued:~“