Chap.

 1        4|     from a village near Amiens. Magnificent in person, stupid and untruthful
 2        6|        but the garden possessed magnificent shady trees and a chain
 3        9|         Theatre had been making magnificent offers. But a voice was
 4       10| pleasure with the gusto born of magnificent health. Nevertheless, when
 5       10|       street. Since her niece’s magnificent elevation Mme Lerat had
 6       11|      approval greeted Spirit, a magnificent big brown bay, the harsh
 7       12|        there were extravagantly magnificent gowns and large sums disappeared,
 8       12|       should sell the Bordes, a magnificent property valued at half
 9       13|       her one night clad in his magnificent chamberlain’s costume. Then
10       13|       splendid chance of buying magnificent lace and in the course of