Chapter

 1 Pro,2|        the divine mercy." ~"You believe, then, that God will forgive
 2 Pro,2|    doubtful tone: ~"Then do you believe, my father, that God will
 3 2,2  |          a prince (if we are to believe La Tremouille) little of
 4 2,2  |    heart; a child (if we are to believe Commines) only now making
 5 2,2  |      wise; lastly, if we are to believe Guicciardini, who was an
 6 2,2  |        appearance, if we are to believe the same author, it was
 7 6,1  |   conquest, that they could not believe that any army, however numerous,
 8 8,4  |     this preference, if one may believe what Brantome says. Finally,
 9 11,5 | deceived him, so hard was it to believe this terrible intelligence;
10 13,3 |         he had led the world to believe, in a way so fatal to his
11 Epi,1|         But the Jew replied ~"I believe, dear Jean, that everything