Chapter

 1 For |       discover that yours are in truth nought, or at the most but
 2 I   |      them who dwell there—for in truth they are quick in fancy—
 3 I   |       devotion to them, until in truth I was so enthralled by my
 4 II  |       prelacy, a thing which, in truth, very soon came to pass,
 5 II  | tormented. He could not long, in truth, bear the anguish of what
 6 II  |   deserted, from my blockade. In truth, though, if it was his purpose
 7 II  |          its outcome reveals the truth regarding it. ~ While these
 8 III |    venerable man, whose fame, in truth, was more the result of
 9 III |     attendance at my lecture. In truth at this first lecture of
10 VI  |       girl's uncle, Fulbert. The truth was often enough hinted
11 VI  |        grief when he learned the truth, and how bitter was the
12 VIII|         the pain of my wound. In truth I felt the disgrace more
13 VIII|          of this world. Thus, in truth, should I become a philosopher
14 IX  | influence on the verdict, and in truth having small wish that justice
15 X   |  examination or knowledge of the truth ye have condemned a daughter
16 X   |       most fitting. "It is God's truth," he said, "that the Father
17 X   |        seemed that I was in very truth the most miserable among
18 X   |         securely established the truth of the traditional belief. ~
19 XI  |      were piles of turf. in very truth you may well believe that
20 XI  |         And likewise the word of truth says: "And he shall give
21 XII |        with an elephant, in very truth my rivals persecuted me
22 XIV |       this latest accusation! In truth that which had happened
23 XIV |          viii. 27). Such men, in truth, are enabled to have far