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 1 1 |     have fallen from states of~splendor never mentioned by historians,
 2 1 | customs. The tradition of this splendor still lives in the memory
 3 1 |      the village of Batz, of a~splendor now lost in the night of
 4 11|      This appearance~of modern splendor in the ancient hall, together
 5 16|        old and withered face a splendor so~vigorous that the other
 6 18|        Guenic reached home the splendor of his apartments~made him
 7 20|         gives~to young women a splendor of freshness, a gay activity,
 8 20|       glass and of Israelitish splendor.~ ~"From what quarter will
 9 24|        out. In the days of her~splendor Beatrix refused to receive
10 26|       on her return a princely splendor. When a~woman so noble,