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 1 3 | Grimont, was certainly in her confidence; it was he~who helped the
 2 3 |      old navy. He had won the confidence~of de Suffren in the Indian
 3 4 |   Mademoiselle Jacqueline has confidence in me.~Besides, Calyste
 4 5 |      revelations, the want of confidence shown to her~by Calyste,
 5 15|    with a little air of happy confidence.~ ~By the time Calyste had
 6 17|     young wife listening to a confidence, from the very lips of her~
 7 18|    you see to what that fatal confidence has led me. As for you,
 8 19|  chilled to the heart by~this confidence, "friendship has given you
 9 20|       azure flowers of sacred~confidence, the golden petals of the
10 22| Madame Everard. Besides, have~confidence in me, papa, and you'll
11 23|  understand the motive of the~confidence. A fortnight later, Madame