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 1 6 |          talk was of the Asiatic luxury displayed at Les Touches.
 2 7 |        more. A~certain fantastic luxury has been reserved for her
 3 8 |         feel that I have lost my luxury, and he wishes to put his
 4 8 |          fought against Parisian luxury, now brought to~the very
 5 8 |    brilliant aspect which modern luxury,~aided by the perfecting
 6 10|        the utmost~cordiality, if luxury were lacking, by the du
 7 11|         them. The most exquisite luxury could never have~attained
 8 18|        woman accustomed to every luxury. She had therefore gone~
 9 18|         character,~where all the luxury was simple in style. This
10 19|          underhand attack on the luxury of the faubourg Saint-Germain,
11 19|          plants of the costliest luxury. The~science of nothings,
12 20|         delicate flesh. All~such luxury is dearly bought. In situations
13 20|         to show this reaction of luxury upon~happiness; so that
14 23|       The Norman, who wanted his~luxury ready-made, bought Couture'
15 24| notifying her to display all her luxury,~and prepare the choicest
16 25|       glitter of such~coquettish luxury.~ ~Maxime and Madame Schontz