Chapter

 1  1,2|         give him a proof of his confidence. He remembered that this
 2  3,2| somewhat shook Baron Trigault's confidence. "You have been slandered!"
 3  4,2|      insinuate himself into his confidence." ~Pascal interrupted the
 4  4,2|      agent; he will give me his confidence. I shall take him money
 5  6,1|           four persons! She had confidence in the first two; she believed
 6  6,3|        is imminent; I have only confidence in you - you alone can aid
 7  6,5|  investigate the matter. I have confidence in you. I know that you
 8  7,4|        explained. That maternal confidence which is so strong in the
 9  8,1|         of character, unbounded confidence in one's own energy, with
10 10,1|        This will prove my great confidence in you." Whereupon, he acquainted
11 10,5|   appearance must have inspired confidence, for the servant replied: - "
12 11,4|       beyond expression by your confidence. My door, indeed, was closed
13 11,4|    deign to honor me with their confidence. So my surmises are correct;
14 11,5|        been in M. de Valorsay's confidence, sir? Would you be willing
15 11,5|         deeply impressed by the confidence of this young girl, who
16 12,1|   succeed in winning Valorsay's confidence, and in obtaining irrefutable
17 12,4|     unheard, and has no greater confidence in me than in my accusers.
18 12,4|        way as to win Valorsay's confidence, and induce him to betray
19 13,1|    enable you to win Valorsay's confidence?" ~"Yes, and if it belonged
20 14,3|        How could M. Wilkie lack confidence after that? The brightest
21 14,4|       given you a great mark of confidence, for in lending you my influence
22 15,1|     inspires you with unlimited confidence, and the melancholy expression
23 15,5|      inspired me with unlimited confidence I don't know. Perhaps it
24 19,2|         she felt such unbounded confidence. ~Having told Chupin that
25 19,3|         to win M. de Valorsay's confidence, discover his plans, and
26 19,4|        seen trustees betray the confidence of which they had seemed