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 1 III|    see him~so dressed! How proud she felt of her brother,
 2 III|  to feel certain that this~proud conquest was his without
 3 III| seemed, she was in reality~proud, and would not make a single
 4 III|   read~it clearly; she was proud, without a touch of vanity
 5 V  |   to whom a~woman might be proud to belong, and I did not
 6 VI |    will look down on these proud people; I will marry Mme.
 7 VI |  of a~youngster, who is as proud as he can be because he
 8 VI |   with Lucien; she was too proud, too high-born, to stoop
 9 VII| behind her; she is far too proud to be anything but a patroness
10 VII|    of me. I~should be very proud to be your acknowledged
11 VII|  that young Rubempre?"~ ~A proud smile stole over her lips,
12 VII| the old man~very happy and proud by putting up her forehead