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1 2 |     highest rank, to whom the~petty cares of a poor household
2 2 |      The only griefs~were the petty ailments of the little boy,
3 8 |     not to have sacrificed my~petty vanity to that great and
4 8 | Between social dignity and my petty personal dignity, I did~
5 14|  thought~filled her mind. How petty then seemed the part that
6 15|       vanities. Love based on petty sentiments is always pitiless.
7 17|    risen in~thought above all petty earthly interests, and how
8 17|       any odious~scheming, or petty tyranny; this that I tell
9 18|    had~spared Beatrix all the petty worries of material life,