Chapter

 1 1 |   important that you should believe my word. For some of the
 2 1 |  own. If you do not wish to believe me, so be it. I can scarce
 3 1 |      so be it. I can scarce believe it all myself.~The strange
 4 2 | conditions? I doubt it, and believe a resolute attempt may bring
 5 2 |    For on my part, I do not believe it possible that the Great
 6 2 |   noise, Mr. Smith, did you believe that you heard that most
 7 3 |    was especially useful. I believe that that gallant lad would
 8 3 | responded Mr. Smith, “and I believe that the inside exists only
 9 5 |      we have good reason to believe that it has sunk into a
10 5 |    her mystery.”~“Mr. Ward, believe me that I regret deeply
11 5 | many criminals escape us! I believe we should never capture
12 7 |     me yet more strongly to believe that it was the work of
13 8 |   to succeed. It is true, I believe it will be difficult.”~“
14 8 |    there is every reason to believe that he has been, and still
15 10| well-known phrase, scarcely believe their eyes.~As for myself,
16 11|    here!”~“I have reason to believe they will be, for quite
17 15| speed.~Everything led me to believe that it was here that the
18 15|  one in which he might well believe himself safe from all attacks?
19 17|   and Pleasant Garden would believe that the crater had reopened.
20 18|  Had he not every reason to believe, from the report of my companions,
21 18|     Mr. Ward could scarcely believe my story. “Well, my dear