Chapter

1 1|    dismay, a momentary return to belief in nursery tales, may be
2 1|         his hair; an impassioned belief seemed to glow through him,
3 1|   illusions. Although one has no belief left, except in the devil,
4 1| existence of God. So you have no belief left, and the century is
5 2|          aid; I had that intense belief in my destiny, which perhaps
6 2|         there was something like belief in her mother's absurd superstitions. ~" '
7 2|        as he is superstitious; a belief of that kind is often in
8 2|   reserved the little faculty of belief that it retains, mingled
9 3|         brightening days bring a belief in the nearness of the joys