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 1  2,3|    foolish wife - is that my fault? I oppose her absurd extravagance -
 2  3,3|     thought - to conceal her fault, at any cost; and one night,
 3  5,5|    that people begin to find fault with the rate of interest. ~"
 4  5,5|   liberal, and obliging to a fault. But in the morning I am
 5  5,6|     for my society. Is it my fault that the fool has squandered
 6  6,1|     she not yet expiated her fault? Must she suffer again? ~
 7  7,1|  fails, it won't be from any fault of mine," he answered with
 8  7,3|     knows that it was not my fault if I did not succeed. There
 9  7,7|    such treatment. Is it any fault of mine that Madame d'Argeles
10 12,1|    think one can atone for a fault by a crime?" ~"No, certainly
11 12,2| mother, is that Marguerite's fault?" ~"Did I say it was her
12 12,2|         Did I say it was her fault? No - I only pray God that
13 12,3| letters have the irreparable fault of being addressed to you,
14 13,5|      you that it was not his fault. He counted upon the payment
15 14,1|  perhaps, dying, through his fault! It was not the terrible
16 15,1|    not pretend to justify my fault, I am only explaining it.
17 15,1|     that it was worse than a fault to continue this clandestine
18 15,2|      And yet, it was his own fault. You, who witnessed the
19 15,3|     inexcusable, irreparable fault. I have told you the whole
20 15,3|   made me cruelly expiate my fault. Moreover, reason had regained
21 20,2|     muttering: "It wasn't my fault, my wife compelled me to