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 1 I   |     despair and the madness~of vanity, he had just openly declared
 2 III |   Oscar, like all youths whose vanity is excessively ticklish,
 3 III |     show off,~with the foolish vanity of a mere lad. Now, I repeat,
 4 III |      measure, which proved how vanity stimulates~the intellect.~ ~"
 5 III |      fresh~wounds to the lad's vanity.~ ~"The first place was
 6 IV  |     got into his head, and his vanity was~boiling in his veins;
 7 VI  |    young man is a mere lump of vanity," said the count, after~
 8 VII |   strive to repress~your silly vanity," et cetera, et cetera.~ ~
 9 VIII|      Paris.~ ~"Always too much vanity," replied Godeschal. "You
10 IX  |    Will you never control your vanity, popinjay?"~ ~"Ah! monsieur,"
11 X   |        the conclusion that his~vanity was incorrigible.~ ~"Make
12 X   |     virtues,~for self-love and vanity give tongues to half the
13 X   | committed a folly out of sheer vanity. Well, vanity may inspire~
14 X   |     out of sheer vanity. Well, vanity may inspire~fine deeds in
15 XI  |      was the last~blunder that vanity ever led our hero to commit,