Chapter

 1  2,3|            highest rank in society - noble ladies!" ~The baron no doubt
 2  2,3|            and scorn, he exclaimed: "Noble ladies! whom do you call
 3  2,3|             ladies! whom do you call noble ladies, pray? The brainless
 4  2,3|      courtesans fleece their lovers? Noble ladies! who drink, and smoke,
 5  2,3|        masked balls, and talk slang! Noble ladies! the idiots who long
 6  2,3|          flattering. A woman is only noble by her virtues - and the
 7  5,4| Unfortunately it was not M. Wilkie's noble father that arrived, but
 8  5,6|            knew that I belonged to a noble family," he began. "The
 9  6,5|            sacrificed the honor of a noble name and the happiness of
10  7,3|             consecrated all that was noble and generous in my nature
11  7,7|              of him they will make a noble pair. Without suspecting
12  8,2|              was the descendant of a noble family, and that one of
13  8,5|             millionaires, and to the noble and elevated desire of humiliating
14  9,3|              is a custom, which some noble ladies have imported from
15  9,5|              anything for a just and noble cause. This striking contrast -
16  9,5|           girl, with such a pure and noble brow, and with such frank,
17 11,3|         suddenly remembered that her noble relative would certainly
18 14,4|         would go to the devil if the noble Marquis de Valorsay ordered
19 15,1|             prison, of poor girls of noble birth. ~"I do not pretend
20 15,1|              to a man who was not of noble birth. I knew that I was
21 15,6|            Wilkie, like the son of a noble family, while he desired
22 18,4|            she, "the daughter of the noble and esteemed friend whom
23 18,5|       exclaimed - "how generous! how noble! You take your revenge in
24 19,2|           fervently she blessed this noble woman, who, a widow. and
25 19,5|            his love. ~"Ah, you are a noble and courageous girl!" exclaimed