Letter

 1 Introd   |            have no disillusions. I believe that the crowd, the common
 2 XXI      |            the past.”~But then you believe that one does not really
 3 XXXI     |             to be sure! You do not believe in chastity, sir, that’s
 4 XXXII    |       chastity is precisely what I believe. It is the effort that is
 5 XXXV     |         waking.~As for me, I don’t believe in these Don Juans who are
 6 XLVI     |          owe me a week, or I shall believe that I love a big ingrate
 7 XLVIII   |     spoiled my old friend.~We must believe that we love one another
 8 LVI      |          Is it possible? I can not believe it. Is there in the atmosphere
 9 LXXXI    |            myself, no more anemia; believe then in the logic of physicians!~
10 LXXXIX   |        terrible illness.~Would you believe that I have not seen Sainte-Beuve?
11 XC       |         like priests, she does not believe in the devil, she is a heretic
12 XCI      |           you so but you would not believe me.~I am sorry for you.
13 XCVI     |           at one stretch. You must believe that I was tired and did
14 CLXXVI   |      positivism, how can you still believe in phantoms? Whatever happens,
15 CLXXVI   |        poor Republic; but I do not believe in it.~That is all that
16 CLXXVII  |         What abominations! Can one believe in progress and in civilization
17 CLXXXVIII|         Versailles.” What shall we believe in, then? In nothing! That
18 CXCV     |            have no disillusions. I believe that the crowd, the common
19 CXCV     |           is all. I too, I used to believe in the amelioration of manners.
20 CXCVII   |        with good will, endeavor to believe that I am illuminated with
21 CXCVII   |       others which do not quote me believe that perhaps I am deserting
22 CXCVII   |           one point in space, they believe that the people whom they
23 CXCVII   |            of it. I do not want to believe that this holy country,
24 CXCVII   |      disdain; no, I do not want to believe that my country and my race
25 CXCVII   | International, is it true that you believe in the lie that strength
26 CXCIX    |        short time to the crisis, I believe that she will be irrevocably
27 CXCIX    |           liberty but not power.~I believe no more than you do in class
28 CXCIX    |        belong to archeology. But I believe that the poor hate the rich,
29 CCXII    |            me very silly since you believe I am going to blame you
30 CCXVI    |        propos of Caesar, I can not believe, no matter what they say,
31 CCXXXIII |          it. SUCH IS LIFE [sic].~I believe that, in spite of your bad
32 CCXXXVIII|        urchin whose father you can believe you are? Bring him up. Make
33 CCXLV    |           times (in which I do not believe), I shall keep Saint-Antoine
34 CCXLVI   |           you were dead? Don’t you believe then in your own work? Do
35 CCXLVII  |  exaggerations about my IRE. Don’t believe that I am counting “on posterity,
36 CCLII    |            me, that I shall die, I believe, smiling at them. What difference
37 CCLVIII  |       trouble of being said!~Don’t believe a word of that, do write
38 CCLXXIX  |      return of the Empire. I don’t believe in it! However...We should
39 CCLXXXI  |           written a line, you must believe them and submit to them.~
40 CCLXXXII |            of le Candida. I do not believe in Holbachic conspiracies,
41 CCLXXXV  |          You must see him often. I believe that he will quiet you:
42 CCLXXXVI |   despairing; for my part, I don’t believe that: I believe that he
43 CCLXXXVI |            I don’t believe that: I believe that he is suffering as
44 CCXCV    |           contains no germ. Let me believe that the dead do not “search
45 CCC      |           for the others, I firmly believe that they have more education
46 CCC      |       senator? It is impossible to believe it when one knows what the
47 CCCI     |         enjoy making “desolation,” believe me, but I cannot change
48 CCCII    |          the way to the heights. I believe it in spite of everything;
49 CCCII    |            inhabitants in order to believe in the necessity of the
50 CCCII    |          believed, however, what I believe today; but I lacked strength,
51 CCCII    |           things that one does not believe with all one’s heart.~I
52 CCCII    |            not say that you do not believe: on the contrary, all your
53 CCCII    |        that is not human either. I believe that art, this special art
54 CCCV     |           me which are not mine. I believe that the rounding of the
55 CCCV     |         that, artists. In short, I believe that the form and the matter
56 CCCXII   |          obstinate as you think. I believe that the moral tendency,
57 CCCXIV   |          answer me immediately and believe me, dear madam,~Your very
58 CCCXV    |             Embrace her for me and believe that I am~Your very devoted~