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 1 I   |      And his father replied:~“I believe! Why, he used to spend every
 2 II  | fairy-tales to us who no longer believe in the White Cat or the
 3 III |        Fortune was blind, but I believe that she is only short-sighted
 4 IV  |         and abuse all whom they believe to be blameless? Whenever
 5 IV  |    dread that he himself should believe that Jean, his brother,
 6 IV  |       man’s son.~No. He did not believe it, he could not even ask
 7 IV  |     heart touched? He would not believe it of any one else; why
 8 V   |       tell Jean that he did not believe him to be their father’s
 9 VI  |      and willing,” she said. “I believe you to be kind and true-hearted.
10 VII |       are giving me an order, I believe. Are you gone mad by any
11 VII |       It is true. You would not believe me if I denied it.”~She
12 VII |       poor brother’s struggles, believe me! All—from the very first
13 VII |        my little Jean, you must believe that though I was your father’
14 VIII|      read their minds. Did Jean believe in his mother’s guilt, or
15 IX  |        it? What does my brother believe? What does he think of her—