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 1        1|         theater cast a patch of brilliant light. Two small trees,
 2        1|         rained down a stream of brilliant light from dome to floor.
 3        1|       chandeliers burned with a brilliant light. The two cousins hesitated
 4        4|       silver, while a clear and brilliant ray of light shone from
 5        4|       really funny, conceived a brilliant notion: he snatched up his
 6        7|  Faubourg Montmartre, where the brilliant lamplight surprised him,
 7        7|      the left was bisected by a brilliant band of lamplight coming
 8       11|    described the old man’s last brilliant stroke. The story dated
 9       11| leafless tops were one stain of brilliant lake color. People were
10       11|   dyeing the chestnut filly the brilliant color of a girl’s red–gold
11       12|         state entry. It was too brilliant for anything! First of all
12       13|       the tolerating smiles and brilliant luxury of Paris. Duchesses
13       14|         surmounted by a central brilliant the size of one’s thumb.
14       14|        flowing down; strings of brilliant pearls glistened among the
15       14|      table beside the corpse. A brilliant light suddenly illumined