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 1 VI    |  testified the most absolute confidence in his master, and the most
 2 VI    |   With what respect and what confidence the latter received all
 3 VI    |   foresight, the other blind confidence. The doctor, however, vibrated
 4 VI    |   vibrated between doubt and confidence; that is to say, he troubled
 5 VIII  | inspired everybody with such confidence that, in a very short time,
 6 XXIV  |   added, laughing, “I had no confidence, for my part, in your forests
 7 XXX   |      passengers had the same confidence in her that a good seaman
 8 XXXIII|       I repeat. I have great confidence in his shrewdness and skill.”~“
 9 XXXV  |   the first time, energy and confidence abandoned the heart of the
10 XLIII |     it,” said Joe, with that confidence in his master which nothing