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 1 6 |        beauty, and enjoy her new triumph as a musician, she again~
 2 8 |           during its unhoped-for triumph in the~fifteen years of
 3 8 |     friend has had a magnificent triumph at the Scala and the~Fenice,
 4 11|          true to me, and I shall triumph."~ ~"What means?"~ ~"That
 5 12|       their keenest pleasures to triumph over a younger rival.~Camille
 6 13|         and now a~certain air of triumph about Beatrix disturbed
 7 13|          not to~allow a rival to triumph over me unless I choose
 8 15|    Camille.~ ~"Ah! you think you triumph!" cried Beatrix.~ ~Anger
 9 15|     which had often been Conti's triumph. Never was his singing more~
10 19| vanquished is the renewal of the triumph of the first day on all~
11 21|        succeed."~ ~"And if we do triumph, mother, we shall only save
12 22|     conduct of Madame Schontz, a triumph of tactics, ought to reveal~
13 25|         and ten~days in which to triumph. Meet me to-night at Madame
14 25|        right-about. It will be a triumph! You'll cut quite an~appearance