proudest

"He's the proudest beggar I ever met," thought Halbert, looking after him.

If you were to say to an Ulster man, "Who are the proudest people in Ireland?"

And if you were to say to a Ballyards man, "Who are the proudest people in Ulster?"

There is not a blemish in mind or person at which the proudest of you all would sicken.

Yield to fate to-day, and you may grasp her proudest awards to-morrow.

It is, by many degrees, the proudest day in his humble career.

Let neatness, and elegance, and beauty exhibit their proudest charms.

It was, indeed, the proudest moment in the life of Columbus.

I belong to one of the proudest, most distinguished families in that State or in all the land.

Agreed (proceeded Callias); and for my part I proclaim at once what I am proudest of.