Chapter

 1 I  |       his dream-like progress of~glory, or the majesty that blazed
 2 II |      soul in the presence of the glory~of the ever-living God,
 3 II |  gladness in the presence of the glory of a~mortal love; a love
 4 II |      before, are decked with new glory and might. Out of the~dim
 5 III|         the~intelligence and the glory of the nation. Nations,
 6 IV |        and begin a new career of glory for a nation. ~The Faubourg
 7 IV |        sins and shed so~bright a glory about their names. There
 8 IV | resisting all the~temptations of glory under the Empire. Under
 9 VI |        realising that a fleeting glory was to~be won by such a
10 VI |          beyond a doubt, and the glory of it was reserved for~the
11 VII|           Knowing nothing of the~glory and rapture of the light,
12 IX |    almost to~her feet in all the glory of that soldier's uniform,
13 X  |          man's face; and may~the glory of God blind them to all
14 X  |        and is~adorned in all her glory only for love's high festivals.~ ~