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 1 8 |   getting doubled, but without~dignity. His voice, never sonorous,
 2 8 |        my~love. Between social dignity and my petty personal dignity,
 3 8 |  dignity and my petty personal dignity, I did~right not to hesitate.
 4 8 |      make a lover laugh; their dignity and their pride are~stupendous;
 5 10|       want of good manners for~dignity, and trying to embarrass
 6 13| willowy, while I have a portly dignity; in~short, you are /young/!
 7 17|      profit by it; we lose our dignity, for one thing. I feel~bound
 8 17|     wreck of that semi-virtue. Dignity, after~all, is only a screen
 9 17|         Had I remained upon my dignity, I should~have won only
10 18|    wife, hesitated between his dignity as a husband, Sabine's~defence,
11 18|    friend," she~continued with dignity, when the old man had left
12 20|     loses her self-respect and dignity. These fatal investigations,~
13 21|         calmness, gravity, and dignity. He was a thin little man
14 25|        Schontz, with a sort~of dignity, "I hope to end, as they
15 26|      their lives could have no dignity,~they could never maintain