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 1 2 |   spend on a single sentiment,~believe me, that woman is as noble
 2 4 |   Yesterday the trouble was, I believe, in your legs," said the
 3 4 |        so strange that I can't believe them. If they were true,~
 4 6 |    other women, was induced to~believe that beauty of body was
 5 7 |     envy which consumes him, I believe~there is greatness behind
 6 8 |     the things of Art. You may believe a poor woman who~has allowed
 7 8 | departing!'~This conviction, I believe was not without its influence
 8 8 |    manners, and you will never believe in the~profound and rapid
 9 8 |    adore her on~his knees, not believe her on the faith of a glance
10 8 |        the~forehead.~ ~"Do you believe it?"~ ~"They say so, but
11 9 |       much to do with it as we believe.~ ~"I don't see any horses,"
12 12|     humility of my real hopes. Believe me, believe in the submission,~
13 12|        real hopes. Believe me, believe in the submission,~the patience,
14 12|      would see me~more. Yes, I believe I should find courage to
15 12|         Such a lover could not believe in the Amadis and the Cyrus~
16 13|       very silly person if you believe all~that Calyste tries to
17 14|   harvest is a~good one. But I believe you have better reasons
18 16|        him at once."~ ~"Do you believe that marriage would divert
19 17|   wedding while men smile; men believe that~they risk nothing,
20 17|        all of which, if I must believe you, are~relays that lead
21 17|  justice Parisians would never believe.~ ~We start in three days
22 17|      they could ever be got to believe it.~ ~After this poem of
23 18|       watched, as you~may well believe, every wind that blew; I
24 18|     man.~ ~"Ah! I have kept, I believe, my freedom of action,"
25 19|       me I shall~try to do so. Believe me, when I array myself
26 19|  monsieur le~baron, I can well believe you are ashamed of it."~ ~
27 21|      portico, so little did he believe in the enormity of the cases
28 23|   Schontz had, as you may well~believe, a plan. Jealous for the
29 25|   issue from her convent, I do believe, to tear him from her."~ ~"
30 26|        situation.~ ~"Would you believe, Monsieur le baron, that