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1 III |        that such a thing should be believed?”~But the reasons which
2 IV  |          Perhaps, indeed, Marowsko believed that Jean was Marechal’s
3 IV  |       Marechal’s son. Of course he believed it! How could he help believing
4 IV  |         clearly that he could have believed he heard her. She must have
5 V   |          this father and son. They believed they loved each other, because
6 V   |          heard of his legacy? If I believed in presentiments I should
7 VI  | exasperated by the insinuation she believed was intended.~“In whose
8 VIII|            son of the man I always believed to be my father, I can take
9 VIII|            the man he had hitherto believed to be his father; and possibly