Book,  Par.

1     I,  33| partisans would have it so, and belief in hatred is but too ready.
2     I,  57|     against this officer by the belief, that it was he who had
3    II,  1 |      the general disposition to belief, were accepted as omens.
4    II,  73|            It would almost pass belief, were I to tell to what
5    IV,  35|         wounded or slain gained belief throughout both armies,
6    IV,  55| gathered fresh courage from the belief that the fortunes of our
7    IV,  84|     nothing was any longer past belief, with a joyful countenance,
8     V,  6 |          and they hold the same belief about the lower world. Quite