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 1 1 |       has given I know not what proud, chivalrous turn to the
 2 2 | expression both~threatening and proud. His chin seemed to seek
 3 8 |     came to see me. That woman, proud~as she is, was so in love
 4 9 |   superfluous. Conti was rather proud of this~resemblance.~ ~"
 5 10|        a mocking smile, "and be proud of his triumphs."~ ~Mademoiselle
 6 10|      dishes.~ ~The viscountess, proud of her trip with the illustrious
 7 13|       each~other; they know how proud and noble their own minds
 8 15|        even to suppose that the~proud Madame de Rochefide could
 9 17|    certainly not be as free and proud as I have now seen them,~
10 18|         of young men. A wife is proud to see her husband return~
11 18|      long time. Obliged to seem proud before~indifferent persons,
12 25|       you."~ ~"You make me very proud; it realizes the fable of
13 25|  chamber."~ ~"I shall always be proud to be a follower of yours."~ ~"