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1 II   |            met those of her adorer. Vanity, no~doubt, distressed her
2 IV   |        could not gratify the innate~vanity of womanhood but by a luxury
3 XI   |             Still,~there is so much vanity at the bottom of man's heart
4 XIII |          know the joys of satisfied vanity to be found in~society by
5 XIII |         first wounded her husband's vanity when, in spite of vain efforts,~
6 XIV  |           to the selfishness of his vanity. Her sacrifices bore no~
7 XVIII| drawing-room, it was, I own, out of vanity; he was famous, and he~went
8 XX   |             the~clutches of wounded vanity.~ ~"It is worthy of her!"