Chapter

 1  2,5|       I was! With what joyous pride, on my return after an absence
 2  7,3|   said to myself that you, my pride and joy, would move freely
 3  8,4|     it not?" And with genuine pride, she added: "The baroness
 4  9,3|       sense of honor, and her pride, that for some time she
 5  9,6|      herself, with a flash of pride. ~However, her nature was
 6 10,5|     the place, took a sort of pride in exhibiting everything. ~
 7 11,2|       very personification of pride, and that she adored her
 8 12,2|       mistaken for inordinate pride; but she had not forgotten
 9 14,1|    anger and heal his wounded pride. And a great scandal, which
10 16,1| friend, and eager to vent the pride that was suffocating him,
11 18,2|       was very proud, and her pride had been cruelly wounded;