Gone the divine and sweet believing In dreams which Heaven itself unfurl'd!

Mark, that there is a great deal of copper faith in the worldmuch counterfeit believing; but the saints do all partake of "the like precious faith."

Mrs. Damer, General Conway's daughter, is going abroad to confirm a very delicate constitutionI believe, at Naples.

Crop took great pride in this purchase, confidently asserting, and doubtless believing, that England could not produce its equal.

The era of pomp and circumstance, as of genial make-believe, is gone by; more and more are our writers beginning to give us militarism stripped of romance, a grisly

Isn't it awfully, terribly touching to see how even such a poor, incoherent make-believe of a 'message' from Mother has more power to calm him than anything we could do with our whole hearts?

How much finer it is than the vulgar boastfulness of the Semitic epitaphs, or our own miserable, insincere make-believe of the 'Not lost but gone before' type.

Sure there is but little real believing of this

Now with reference to the religious spirit in its nobler form, it is difficult to believe that any one genuinely animated by it would be soothed by the knowledge that her dearest companion is going through life with a mask on, quietly playing a part, uttering untrue professions, doing his best to cheat her and the rest of the world by a monstrous spiritual make-believe.

So thousands of the deluded populace went to a bridge on the eastern outskirts of the town to catch the first glimpse of the victorious oncoming Russians; and there they stayed until nightfall, watching and hoping andwhat was more pitiable believing.

And pride may scoff at, or despise, What if but once sincere believing, Is grateful to the good and wise.

Now with reference to the religious spirit in its nobler form, it is difficult to believe that any one genuinely animated by it would be soothed by the knowledge that her dearest companion is going through life with a mask on, quietly playing a part, uttering untrue professions, doing his best to cheat her and the rest of the world by a monstrous spiritual make-believe.

Faith is not a passive thingmere believing or waiting.

And of these vague believings of the peoples, have I made hint before, and need not have much trouble to it now.

He dropped a hand on Dade's shoulder and shook him with an affectionate make-believe of disfavor.

So far from thinking of thee as thou wouldst fain believe, I see naught