Chapter

 1 1,2 |      last rocket of a firework display; so that at the end of one
 2 3,1 |        actions which served to display his presence of mind and
 3 4,1 |    means of making a brilliant display of his own wealth. From
 4 4,3 | squander their money in a vain display of pride; and this was going
 5 6,2 |   where they might make a fine display of arms. Far a moment the
 6 7,2 |       luxury he thought fit to display at this festival. He had
 7 7,2 |       this fete, for this last display was soon to be followed
 8 7,2 |    empty triumph of vanity and display for his son, and as his
 9 10,3|       first day prepared a new display of ostentation, which he
10 12,4|   dancing, while a magnificent display of fireworks lighted up
11 12,4|  virtue of their wealth, could display most magnificence in their