Chapter

 1 II  |        days. No matter! He gave proofs of undaunted energy. He
 2 III |          I can see unmistakable proofs.”~The spot, all unenclosed
 3 III |       certainty ceases; no more proofs, only suppositions. Still,
 4 IV  |        and then farewell to our proofs. Let us get on—let us get
 5 V   |       have given some startling proofs of his energy or of his
 6 V   |       from placing the decisive proofs in strong relief, reserving
 7 VI  |       discover; and I only give proofs when I have them in hand.
 8 VIII| believed, one of those crushing proofs that often suffice to extort
 9 X   |   silence and persuaded that no proofs can be produced against
10 XII |      court does not utilize the proofs and testimony collected
11 XII |         prisoner, “what are the proofs against me? The name of
12 XII |         the charge I shall have proofs enough in my possession
13 XIX |       at their proper worth the proofs I’ve furnished.”~A fleeting
14 XIX |        sure of it! Have you any proofs?”~The young man shook his
15 XIX |        if my hands were full of proofs I should not dare to show
16 XXIV|         possibly doubt it? What proofs do you want then? What connection
17 XXIV|         Do you wish for further proofs, my boy? Recollect the perseverance