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1    II|     most costly and the most magnificent. It was built on a little
2   III|    Bandi Kutyfalvi, the most magnificent tippler and swash-buckler
3   VII|     pies and tarts; the most magnificent fruit - golden melons, scaly
4   VII|     thrown open, revealing a magnificent display of fireworks, which
5    IX|      ravishing, and his vest magnificent.~ ~And now the flunkey whose
6   XVI|    generally terminated by a magnificent banquet during which the
7  XVII| distinguished the unique and magnificent dahlia.~ ~And he thought