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 1 1 |       scoff at it, they continue faithful to the old manners and customs~
 2 1 |           while Christian art is~faithful to the Trinity. In this
 3 2 |    whence he~crossed to Ireland, faithful to the ancient Breton hatred
 4 8 |         tell you that I was ever faithful to Conti, and should~have
 5 8 |     relations who adore you, and faithful servants; you can marry
 6 12| pleasantly to the old hero, who, faithful to the~laws of gallantry,
 7 14|        on him to whom I~shall be faithful. He made me no promises;
 8 14|       man who ought to have been faithful to her. What a contrast~
 9 16|       assembled family.~ ~"I die faithful to God and his religion,"
10 17|     prayer to~you is that you be faithful to yourself and to those
11 18|        me. She is happy in being faithful to the~dead; she fears no
12 18|         love, and I desire to be faithful to a past that can never~
13 18|      cook from Alencon, who~were faithful to her throughout her vicissitudes,
14 22|          for the daughters of my faithful~legions," he replied to
15 23|           and she alone remained faithful to him. The false~alarm
16 26|    married yesterday. I shall be faithful to my~wife, and I advise