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• But surely not Miltoun, with his faith! (8)
• Faith works miracles. (10)
• He is my faith, my worship. (10)
• I have great faith in Rowland. (10)
• If we do have Faith, we shall jump. (8)
• How intense is his faith to quacks! (10)
• She failed, yet her faith was unshaken. (12)
• It had to be witnessed, for faith in it. (10)
• That utter faith in her was very charming. (9)
• I say that you cannot put faith in a woman. (22)
• She says, no one fears, who has real faith. (10)
• Willoughby has the most entire faith in you. (10)
• Like his body, his faith was swaying within him. (10)
• I have my faith, too; my poor common love of country. (8)
• Mr. Pollingray, I mean, refused to abandon his faith. (10)
• Her faith in his guidance was equal to her dependence. (10)
• On the good faith of solicitors a very great deal hangs. (8)
• I should have found my work in you if you had kept faith. (10)
• Above most human peccancies, I do abhor a breach of faith. (10)
• I have done all in my devotion but adopt her religious faith. (10)
• Of course, I pinned my faith to everything that Schlegel said. (9)
• Repose upon nature, sleep in firm faith, and abide the seasons. (10)
• As for the scandal, it had never shaken his faith in her nature. (10)
• He was full of faith in the existence of a short route to China. (19)
• She had said more than once that she had no faith in Dr. Mulbridge. (9)
• So hard does the faith of the unsuccessful dramatist in his work die. (9)
• By my faith in the head, she has wonders in loom; Revelations, delights. (10)
• He might naturally have believed that the reward of his faith was coming. (9)
• For herself, she should die professing the faith of her father and mother. (10)
• Could one, Mrs. Lackstraw asked herself, have faith in this young Irishman? (10)
• Their faith, in its varied shades, was Unitarian, but their art was Puritan. (9)
• They could perfectly well defend this suit, or at least in good faith try to. (8)
• We are surrounded by conspiracies, but if our faith is pure who can hurt us? (10)
• She was beginning to put faith in the innocence of these two mortally sick lovers. (10)
• He asked her to tell him the Church whose forms of faith the princess had embraced. (10)
• I perceived that he had no faith in it, and to tell the truth I had not much myself. (9)
• Instead of acres, he inherited the faith that nothing was too good for a von Morawitz. (8)
• Her awe of him his dread of her invoked: His nature with her shivering faith ran yoked. (10)
• If now I followed my wishes, he would lose his faith in the last creature that loves him. (10)
• This is a token, not only of their faith, but of the trackless country where they harboured. (2)
• In spite of myself, I caught the contagion of his exuberant happiness and faith in his genius. (10)
• He said a few words of the great faith he had in her: words that were bitter comfort to Caroline. (10)
• What I heard was not of a character to give me faith in the sanity of the companion I had chosen. (10)
• There stands the man who has faith in Italy, though she has been lying like a corpse for centuries. (10)
• I am hard, materialistic; I have lost faith in romance, the skeleton is present with me all over life. (10)
• They all have faith in their cause and in their ability to redeem their obligations when the war ends. (18)
• Yet, as in the other instances, there is the pathetic note of faith in spite of the evidence of sight. (14)
• He called it speculation, stocks, the Street; and his pride, his faith in himself, mounted with his luck. (9)
• In later years his savoir faire enabled him to laugh at faith, but it stayed quietly with him all the same. (8)
• She has faith in the efficiency of her descriptive powers, and so she was willing to drive off immediately. (10)
• For courage respects courage; but where a faith has been trodden out, we may look for a mean and narrow population. (2)
• At the same time I read the literature of the subject, and gave the pretensions of Macpherson an unquestioning faith. (9)
• I wanted to devote myself to a great cause, and its servants had faith in me before I had begun to master its meaning. (12)
• In circles falsely literary, parrot talk and affectation hold sway, but the talkers have an absurd faith in one another. (16)
• In return for his moral excellence, she gave him the moral sentiments: esteem, gratitude, abstract admiration, perfect faith. (10)
• Conviction of these cardinal truths is universal among us, but I am sorry to say that many do not honestly live up to the faith. (7)
• With a perfect faith in it she would, and she was conscious that she could, have raised his head and poured it down his throat. (10)
• I say it is a good fable, and sung spiritedly may serve for nourishment, and faith in work, to many of our poor fainting fellows! (10)
• Every possibility of good was before me, and the first of blessings secured, in obtaining her promises of faith and correspondence. (4)
• With bitter smile of resolution nerved To try new issues, holding faith unswerved, Promise they gathered from the rich blood shed. (10)
• The craven, with desires expecting to be blest, is a zealot of the faith which ascribes the direction of events to the outer world. (10)
• I speak of him in this order perhaps because of an obscure association with Boyesen through their religious faith, which was also mine. (9)
• I do not doubt your good faith, and I know you to be abundantly fitted by intelligence and special training for the duties of an officer. (1)
• The priest asked me many questions as to the contemptible faith of my fathers, and received my replies with a kind of ecclesiastical titter. (2)
• Elsewhere there are carking cares of business and of fashion, there are age, and sorrow, and heartbreak: but here only youth, faith, rapture. (9)
• It is fair, therefore, to take his address on Democracy, given 6 October, 1884, as a careful and deliberate expression of his political faith. (14)
• The faith worded so grotesquely could not have been more simply or humbly affirmed, and no man I think could have been more helplessly sincere. (9)
• The few foolish ones who trusted in Iroquois good faith were actually tomahawked by their so-called friends on the way to the Iroquois lodges. (19)
• Cavour challenged debate; he had faith in the active intellect, and that is the thing to be prayed for by statesmen who would register permanent successes. (10)

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