Chapter

 1  1,1|          skilfully mingling the false with the true, and representing
 2  2,4|        forty per cent." ~"It is false!" ~The baron sneered. "You
 3  2,5|     senses were not playing him false. He had little conception
 4  3,3| observer, and he had detected a false ring in this apparently
 5  4,2|      not. Then which version is false? We must ascertain that
 6  9,2|         agonies of that life of false appearances and sham luxury
 7 10,2|        m not afraid of making a false step." Schebel, the German
 8 12,4|        of these stories must be false; and which of them? The
 9 13,8|      been sold in England under false names, and although the
10 15,6|       persuade you to take some false step." ~"Ah! you little
11 16,2|        I don't say that this is false, but prove it. As for the
12 18,3|         I have been beguiled by false hopes. I entreat you to
13 20,1|         day, declared the story false, and said that if the baroness
14 20,2|     lies! - all that he says is false!" ~"Yes, it is false!" echoed
15 20,2|         is false!" ~"Yes, it is false!" echoed M. de Coralth. ~