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 1 1 |        grandeur of~these houses. Faith in self, as well as faith
 2 1 |        Faith in self, as well as faith in God, did prodigies.~ ~
 3 2 | intrepidity~without calculation, faith without reserve, obedience
 4 5 |      that such acts are deeds of faith, hope, or charity.~Her fortune
 5 8 |           not believe her on the faith of a glance or a smile?
 6 8 |          as not to shake~me in a faith which is, though she knows
 7 8 |          faiths; she herself has~faith in the nobility, she loves
 8 9 |     those haloed saints, full of faith,~hope, ardor, purity?~ ~
 9 10|       solitude. I am without the~faith which helped the Fathers
10 11|         replied with simple good~faith; "but I don't see what you
11 11|        the kingdom of love. What faith! what grace! what~innocence!
12 12|     Absolute devotion, unbounded faith, love unquenchable,all these~
13 17|     Brittany! land of belief and faith! But progress~has got its
14 18|        consideration of conjugal faith, pointing out to him the
15 21|          black eyes, ardent with faith yet softened by an~expression
16 24|          Clarissaa great~effort, faith! Love is to say to one's
17 25|        know what that means?"~ ~"Faith, no!"~ ~"That she wants