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 1  2,5 |     was a woman of exceptional beauty and unusual intellectual
 2  2,5 |      is only recently that its beauty and importance have become
 3  3,2 |    Nature had endowed her with beauty, grace, intelligence, and
 4  3,2 |        for the first time. Her beauty impressed him greatly and
 5  3,4 |       and in population and in beauty and in prosperity of every
 6  3,15|     exterminated. The physical beauty, the sublimity of spirit,
 7  3,16|       all their brilliance and beauty. Since Whittemore’s death
 8  4,1 |        this language with more beauty and more art than the Arabs
 9  5,8 |       of their development and beauty. After him there were no
10  7,1 |      was a French lady of rare beauty, a daughter of a prince
11  7,1 |     general admiration for the beauty of its buildings, lies now
12  7,1 |    Venice, and all admired the beauty, wealth, and power of that
13  7,4 |     some writers expert in the beauty of the classic tongue nevertheless
14  8,16|        the fruits of charm and beauty… Although I was terribly
15  8,16|      my chief thought from the beauty of the spiritual meadow.”[
16  8,16|       St. Sophia in luxury and beauty, was the burial place of
17  8,16| younger son, distinguished for beauty and courage, cannot bear
18  8,16|    scene of the competition of beauty is described which resembles
19  9,2 |      was distinguished for her beauty and good manners.”[25] The
20  9,2 |      who was enraptured by the beauty of the basilissa when he
21  9,8 |  furnace, was charmed with the beauty of the Byzantine Empress,
22  9,9 |      art had produced, and its beauty was enhanced by its still
23  9,9 | spiritual fruits! Where is thy beauty, O, paradise? Where is the
24  9,18|       its riches, comfort, and beauty,[404] which he lost during