...that I knew was obliged to me, — of one whom presumption and folly made me deem not very superior in parts, though I have since felt my infinite inferiority...with the difference between us, when he acted from the conviction of knowing that he was my superior. I often disregarded his wish of seeing places, which...

...have been inattentive to the feelings of one, I blush to say it, that I knew was obliged to me. ... I treated him insolently. He loved me, and I did not...with the difference between us, when he acted from the conviction that he was my superior. Forgive me if I say that his temper was not conciliating. We...