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 1         I,II |      Pillerault,~he had so much faith in the profession that he
 2         I,II |  perpetrated this folly in good faith and not as a trick, the
 3         I,II |       Voltaire, and Rousseau on faith, and buys their books without
 4         I,II |       naive~self-admiration and faith in his own person, he would
 5         I,III|     absurd they are~the greater faith it has in them; the farther
 6         I,V  |         eye. This~profession of faith in a stoical old republican
 7         I,V  |      des Cinq-Diamants; and, my~faith! by the grace of God!" cried
 8         I,VI |      distilled roses that--"~ ~"Faith!" said Roguin, interrupting
 9         I,VI | financial question. There's bad faith on one side or the other.
10         I,VII|     brutalized the human being. Faith, Hope, and Charity, the~
11         I,III|       pirates, who have neither~faith, nor law, nor soul, nor