Chapter

 1  2,3|        men, who minister to your vanity, and use you ladies as puppets,
 2  3,1|          I wished to satisfy her vanity. Do what she may, I can
 3  8,5|        them, and torturing their vanity." ~Thus, on the very first
 4 10,2| disappointed avarice and wounded vanity, and that the agent would
 5 11,5|    exceedingly irritating to his vanity, and in a tone of good-natured
 6 12,2| scornfully repulsed him, and his vanity was so deeply wounded that
 7 12,3|       had surpassed herself. Her vanity as a cordon-bleu was piqued
 8 13,8|         money was only affected. Vanity alone unloosed his purse-strings.
 9 15,1|          money could procure, or vanity desire, was within my reach;
10 18,5|  Inaccessible to any emotion but vanity, the baroness had never
11 20,3|   everything that gratifies your vanity! But an abyss of shame awaits