Chapter

1  7,1|     was especially enjoined to distrust tears, and not to let himself
2  8,5|  everybody and everything with distrust; and by relying only on
3  9,4| together. Don't imagine that I distrust you - but there is nothing
4 11,2|         his eyes dilating with distrust and astonishment. The poor
5 11,5|        her affairs aroused her distrust; and she decided to do what
6 13,5|  looked at Pascal with evident distrust, for he knew with what sweet
7 13,6|  security. In business matters distrust your friends. Apply to usurers
8 13,8|       baron had good reason to distrust the accuracy of these statements.
9 13,8|    dose of Arabian avarice and distrust in his composition. ~"Frankly,