Chapter

 1 6 |    this epoch, the ideas of pride which are in fashion in
 2 12|    smiled upon himself with pride and hope. ~At this moment
 3 16|  was repellent. Her womanly pride and her queenly dignity
 4 18|    was radiant with joy and pride. This secret which he possessed,
 5 27|    XIII himself, who took a pride in being considered a past
 6 27|    instant; but, as before, pride prevailed, and a second
 7 33| character were ambition and pride. It must, however, be confessed
 8 35| made him determine, now his pride was saved and his vengeance
 9 37|    Jealousy, fury, offended pride, all the passions in short
10 37|     he had given death; but pride, but self-love, but madness
11 39|    resplendent with joy and pride. ~At the same time, Aramis
12 39|   rather, thanks to a great pride natural to the men of his
13 52|    love, humbled her in her pride, thwarted her in her ambition;
14 56|   The pleasure of satisfied pride was necessary to her domination.
15 61| woman, in the excess of her pride and joy, presenting a letter
16 65|   raised herself in all her pride, and wished to speak; but