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1 I  |      estate,~abandoning, with dignity, all claims to repayment.
2 III|   will someday be the highest dignity in France. He must be a
3 III| anxious not to compromise his dignity as a~father. He daintily
4 IV |     he would do to assert his dignity. The~venerable gentleman
5 IV |   though full of~elegance and dignity, was devoid of affectation.
6 V  |     leave me to compromise my~dignity in order to screen your
7 VII|       assumed a~sort of stern dignity, "I promise to answer you
8 VII|      s fate. The strength and dignity he had displayed in the~
9 VII|        Does he~compromise his dignity by hanging about an office,