Chapter

 1 2|         luxury and intoxicated with vanity, the great sea of passion
 2 2|    wherewithal to gratify their own vanity. It is themselves that they
 3 2|             and the world awaken my vanity, a good half of love. There
 4 2|         enough for the pleasures of vanity. ~"Rastignac, punctual to
 5 2|           she was ostentatious, her vanity was transparent, and her
 6 2|        engage her intellect and her vanity on my side; in order to
 7 2|          life, and necessary to her vanity and to her comfort; I was
 8 2| sophisticated, that the language of vanity would appeal to her; she
 9 2|     contagious leprosy of Foedora's vanity had taken hold of me at
10 3|        temples with a refinement of vanity. ~The Greek cap that he
11 3|             cried; "why is there no vanity in you? I can do nothing
12 3|           of place? What prodigious vanity lurks underneath the words.
13 3|           succeeded in wounding his vanity, in rousing his pride, and