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1   III|       which sparkle upon them. Pomp is the very breath of his
2    IV|       know his name.[Pg 84]~ ~"Pomp and splendour, flowers and
3    IV|      was surrounded by wealth, pomp, and slave-girls, he was
4    IX|   rooms was that extraordinary pomp which is only to be seen
5    IX|   their office.~ ~Yet all this pomp was utterly eclipsed by
6    IX| contrast to all this tremulous pomp and obsequious splendour.
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