Now-a-days an artist is reckoning without his host if he places honest faith in the public.

This was said so simply and in such honest faith that I could not resist to smile.

Each revered the honest faith that was in the other, though they thought it their duty to quarrel.

They unaffectedly sought each other's company; in her honest faith she did not disguise her desire to be with him.

She paused for her climax, in the intensity of these considerations; which gave Mr. Pitman a chance to express his honest faith.

He turned again to the later works, wrung forth as tasks for bread,-thesatires without moral grandeur, the politics without honest faith.

I am perjured most, For all my vows are oaths but to misuse thee: And all my honest faith in thee is lost.

He is a man of true and honest faith, and can be trusted to keep Broderick under close guard.' He took a deep breath.

"Heaven forbid that I should take away any one's honest faith; above all, yours or Essie's."