Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  II |   colleagues. No, he did not believe in the probability of an
 2    I,  II |   artists try to make people believe that chalk is cheese.~The
 3    I,  II | Duchess, she said to him:~“I believe that my nephew is coming
 4    I,  II |   evening, and murmuring, “I believe that that affair is a certainty.”~
 5    I,  III|      feet of that negress! I believe that they sneer at us. Look
 6    I,  III|   models.”~They pretended to believe him, and Landa, who was
 7    I,  III|      cried Rocdiane. “Do you believe that a pretty little creature
 8    I,  III|   show it, and the more they believe it.”~They rose from the
 9    I,  III|   certain phrases, one would believe that you had left your voice
10    I,  III|       if you are free; and I believe that we are to dine together
11    I,  IV |     way that he might almost believe himself the young girl’s
12   II,  I  |     to~discern and reveal. I believe, however, that I could make
13   II,  I  |   not recognize~me at all. I believe that I have wept too much.
14   II,  III|      the great man gone?”~“I believe so, my dear,” her husband
15   II,  IV |   them. Certainly he did not believe himself in love with Annette.
16   II,  VI |   his friend.~“More than you believe!” he said.~“Oh, I knew it!
17   II,  VI |    old quite fast, indeed. I believe, however, that bachelors
18   II,  VI |       No. At least, I do not believe so.”~“Will you answer for
19   II,  VI |   inmost thoughts.~“I do not believe that I shall recover,” he