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1 6 |     the~worthy old gentleman believed were his own; for his spiritual~
2 6 |      had it.~In him Felicite believed she found the heart and
3 9 | musician's character, he now believed in the beauty of the soul,~
4 11|       He went home gaily; he believed that in a week the beautiful
5 13|      something fatal, and he~believed in the second sight of her
6 13|  rival.~ ~"On that ground, I believed I stood alone," she said. "
7 18|    for him, a heart which he believed to be bleeding. The marquise~
8 18|    other~man on earth, for I believed, Calyste, that I was loved
9 26|       get angry, and say: 'I believed you loved me, respected