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 1 II |      merits of her soul; and a pride based no less~on her birth
 2 II |        a way as to satisfy the pride she had~unfortunately contributed
 3 II |    treaty between interest and pride was not,~however, so firmly
 4 II |   countenance an expression of pride, to which her coquettish
 5 II | revenge, had added to Emilie's pride, and increased her self-~
 6 II | commoner than~this unconfessed pride developed in the heart of
 7 V  |  family who~has the legitimate pride of high birth. Devil take
 8 VI |      in it very painful to her~pride. Accustomed as she was to
 9 VI |       family, knowing that her pride would sufficiently~protect
10 VII|      the petty stipulations of pride, and the cold~hesitancies