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Titan, who sighs contemptuously as he holds up to censure the globe of human _amour-propre_.— Three French Moralists and The Gallantry of France
In your intercourse with a woman who is beneath you, the delight of flattered _amour-propre_ is on her side.— The Physiology of Marriage, Complete
_À propos_ of cooks, an amusing instance of the _amour-propre_ of a— The Idler in France
Her amour-propre triumphed, but I fancy her vexation mounted ....— My Friend Prospero
But her _amour-propre_ was, none the less, extremely hurt by his cavalier treatment of her flowers.— St George's Cross
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