Chap.

1        8| fellow whose vanity had been wounded, did a cowardly thing.~“
2        8|      it!”~She was dreadfully wounded. All that evening he kept
3        9|    indeed, being very deeply wounded by these big phrases, which
4        9|      from the actor, who was wounded not a little by his prompt
5       10|    said this Nana was deeply wounded. She said frigidly:~“Gracious
6       10|       but the former, though wounded to the quick, did not make
7       11|    was rather surprised than wounded. Besides, he was ashamed