Chap.

 1        2|      replied the old lady with dignity. “It doesn’t get in my way;
 2        3|       in an atmosphere of cold dignity, of ancient manners, of
 3        6|        an effort to regain her dignity, for the driver seemed now
 4        6|        by the tranquil, lordly dignity of the domain.~“It’s getting
 5        8| without, however, lowering his dignity before any of her advances.
 6        9|       indeed, that he owed his dignity such a measure of forgetfulness.
 7        9|     Nana, quite forgetting his dignity in his frantic desire to
 8        9|      to be ruined over it. His dignity, his honor, were at stake!
 9       10|       wanted, she stood on her dignity and threatened to give him
10       10|      fear,” she said with much dignity; “if he’s polite I’ll be
11       12|    wore an expression of lofty dignity. Scandalized by Count Muffat’
12       12|        the last vestige of his dignity was crumbling in ruin. Fauchery’
13       13|    last relics of his personal dignity in order to remain “Monsieur”
14       13|   debasing him in the official dignity of his costume, she shook