Chapter

1  2,5|    the shameless women who pretend to be leaders of society.
2  6,3|  pretext whatever; let him pretend that he wishes to give him
3  7,2|  have come. Do you dare to pretend that you don't know?" ~She
4  7,5|    very clever, he did not pretend to be a diplomatist, and,
5  9,4|  their intrigues, and even pretend to favor them. I am not
6 13,6| himself of it. "Others may pretend to oblige people merely
7 15,1|    noble birth. ~"I do not pretend to justify my fault, I am
8 19,1| the good lady did not even pretend to listen to his apologies.
9 20,3|  dear friends. Pray, don't pretend to be so distressingly virtuous!