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 1 I   |         magistrate, of inferior birth, no~doubt, but wealthy,
 2 II  |      pride based no less~on her birth than on her beauty. In the
 3 II  |         for persons of inferior birth.~Supremely impertinent to
 4 V   |       the young man is of noble birth."~ ~"You had not long to
 5 V   |        legitimate pride of high birth. Devil take it, child, who~
 6 V   |        say that her feeling had birth like all the~feelings of
 7 VI  |     people who are not of noble birth."~ ~"Oh, be quite easy.
 8 VII | monstrous vanity founded on her birth~and beauty, kept her from
 9 VII |        added: "Are you of noble birth?"~ ~As soon as the words
10 VII |         questioning me as to my birth?"~ ~She stood motionless,
11 VII |         ask me if I am of noble birth?"~ ~"Could he speak so if
12 VIII|        summer that had seen the birth of her love;~sometimes,