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1        5|     dressing room, amid all the luxury of hangings and mirrors,
2       10|         a rich feeling of great luxury ascended, the luxury of
3       10|      great luxury ascended, the luxury of the solemn reception
4       12| suddenly manifested a taste for luxury, a longing for worldly pleasures,
5       12|     People now advertised their luxury and introduced the mere
6       13|        which, amid this ruinous luxury, continually gaped under
7       13| tolerating smiles and brilliant luxury of Paris. Duchesses pointed
8       13|    resplendent in all its royal luxury. Silver buttons gleamed
9       13|         hall. This overwhelming luxury, this gilded furniture,