Chapter

 1  2,5|     constantly enacted in these superb mansions, so admired and
 2  3,1|         self-satisfied mien and superb assurance, the good-natured
 3  3,3|          but they are certainly superb ones." ~This assertion seemed
 4  5,2|         dashed past them in his superb equipage; the best tailor
 5  7,1|       it somewhat disturbed his superb assurance. "Everything is
 6  7,2|     arrogance, he felt that the superb assurance which was the
 7  8,4|      some of her hair, which is superb, to fall over her shoulders,
 8  8,4|         de Commarin will give a superb fete; all Paris will be
 9  8,4|      followed by a ball, at the superb mansion of the Baroness
10  8,5|   magnificent, the drawing-room superb; but these were the only
11 10,5| blue-lined brougham, drawn by a superb horse, but he did not perceive
12 13,8|       the Turkish millionaire's superb contempt of money was only
13 15,6|       magnificent equipages and superb dresses, and I made myself
14 18,4|        name. ~Accustomed to the superb equipages of the Chalusse