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 1 1 |           high, is of chestnut. A magnificent Spanish leather with~figures
 2 1 |          Calyste.~ ~The garden is magnificent for so old a place. It covers
 3 6 |         the line of the thighs is magnificent,~recalling Bacchus rather
 4 7 |      taking all gravity from that~magnificent answer of the princess to
 5 7 | illustrious sister-author, took a magnificent Persian~narghile, given
 6 8 |        the night. Her forehead is magnificent,~though rather daring. The
 7 8 |     deteriorations of a face once magnificent, and now grown~haggard.
 8 8 |              Our friend has had a magnificent triumph at the Scala and
 9 8 |         elegance of speech, those magnificent shoulders,~so nobly developed,
10 10|        longing,that is one of the magnificent passions reserved for~man.
11 10|         is seen Paimboeuf and the magnificent~Mouths of the Loire as they
12 14|         point, whence the view is magnificent, and~where the natural sculpture
13 14|      mounting with slow steps the magnificent block~of granite of which
14 18|        with velvet coverings, the magnificent consoles, on one of~which
15 19|        doubt. It was one of those magnificent transports which can be~