Chap.

 1        1|   reached the gods. It was a triumph, too, when she led the dance.
 2        2|    fancy spoiled for her the triumph of last night. Among all
 3        2| seized with the fever of her triumph. Dear, dear, ‘twas Rose
 4        6| Tatan Nene was in a state of triumph! So many were the potatoes
 5        6|   method to assure His final triumph. Your sin will become His
 6        8|     she has!”~He glowed with triumph. But Nana was unskillful;
 7        9|    came down to the stage in triumph. She was quite the honest
 8       10|   finally carried her off in triumph, so assiduously had she
 9       10|      bored and burning for a triumph, put her elbows on the table
10       11|    perceived Nana sitting in triumph among her bouquets, with
11       11|   women, who were mad at her triumph, simply perish of envy,
12       11|     motion, stupefied by her triumph, gazing at the course as
13       11|     growing, and her present triumph caused many loiterers to
14       13|  settle down at last. Nana’s triumph consisted in possessing
15       13|     She did not proclaim her triumph; on the contrary, she delighted
16       13|    of her bosom and amid the triumph of the goddess, lay wallowing