Chapter

1 1,2 |       to certain persons in his confidence who would have them passed
2 5,8 |    Caesar, Caesar had unlimited confidence in Michelotto. It was to
3 11,3|         well might alienate the confidence of her father and brother,
4 13,3|     this could destroy Caesar's confidence in his own good fortune,
5 13,3|       wanted: full of pride and confidence in himself, he was convinced
6 13,4|     particular showed a want of confidence in him which nothing seemed
7 13,4| companions, than because of any confidence he felt in the return of
8 15,4|        he was really saved. His confidence was redoubled when, opening
9 16,1| inclined to give him his entire confidence, but showed by a sign that