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 1         I,IV |   public~buildings finds it glorious to decorate a mere appartement?
 2         I,VI |     Mademoiselle Mars, most glorious of the glorious!--ah, there'
 3         I,VI |  Mars, most glorious of the glorious!--ah, there's a woman~I
 4         I,VII|     wore the cross, and was glorious~without false shame.~ ~"
 5         I,VII| Beethoven there is a theme, glorious as~a poem, which dominates
 6         I,VII| owes its supremacy over its glorious sisters. A~radiant fairy
 7         I,VII|     that rare moment in~the glorious finale of the C minor symphony
 8         I,V  |     by fighting against the~glorious French Revolution,--such
 9         I,VII|     of Paris abandoning the glorious traditions of preceding~
10         I,VII|  conscience to toil for the glorious day~which has at length