Chap.

 1        2|        of times, only she made believe never to recognize her and
 2        2|      What did Zoe do? She made believe to tumble as she crossed
 3        2|        we each do what we can. Believe me, gentlemen, if I had
 4        3|       skeptics! Why, you don’t believe a thing yourself,” said
 5        3|    Venot is fully aware that I believe what it is one’s duty to
 6        3|       what it is one’s duty to believe.”~It was an act of faith,
 7        3|      But I am quite willing to believe that he has a deal of wit.
 8        3|        who else?”~“Caroline, I believe, and Simonne and Gaga without
 9        4|  Vandeuvres, “but nobody would believe me.”~And just as at Countess
10        4|    They would never get her to believe that Fauchery had not put
11        5|   third act is the shortest, I believe,” the prince began saying,
12        7|     dreading a scene.~“And you believe she’s really a stick?”~He
13        8|        inquiry and affected to believe that Madame was at present
14        8|       if the inmates of a make–believe trumpery oriental bazaar
15        8|    part, maybe? The deuce, you believe you’ve got talent then!
16        9|      been telling them:~“D’you believe in the offers of the Folies
17        9|   filthy mess, eh? Yet you may believe me or not when I tell you
18       10|    with a withering glance. “I believe you; it isn’t cheerful!
19       10|       I say, my darling, d’you believe it’s the same one? In the
20       11| prevent me believing what I do believe! Only he’s too much of a
21       11|       For his part, he did not believe in the death of Vandeuvres.
22       12|        darkness.~“Dearest, you believe in the good God, don’t you?”
23       12|   Something it’s impossible to believe has happened—a miscarriage,
24       12|      murmured disdainfully. “I believe the dear young thing to