Chapter

 1  1,2|          of the largest and most magnificent in the opulent district
 2  2,2|         whole house shook, and a magnificent clock, fixed to the wall
 3  5,2|      animal's speed. The day was magnificent; the stands were crowded,
 4  5,2|       himself the possessor of a magnificent stud, of sufficient wealth
 5  8,5|        show. The dining-room was magnificent, the drawing-room superb;
 6 10,1|         under his very nose that magnificent prize, the Chalusse inheritance,
 7 10,5|         beautiful, sumptuous and magnificent, and Chupin admired, though
 8 10,6|          door of one of the most magnificent mansions in the Rue de la
 9 11,1|        her hair, which was still magnificent, though it was in wild disorder,
10 13,1| balustrade, the rich carpet, the magnificent frescoes, and the costly
11 14,2|        gambler - who owns such a magnificent house in the Rue de la Ville
12 15,6|          of Lia d'Argeles. I had magnificent equipages and superb dresses,
13 18,5|    Madame de Fondege through the magnificent apartments of the mansion,
14 18,5|        the Champs Elysees in her magnificent equipage, attired in one
15 19,2|         well as the promise of a magnificent gratuity. ~Sitting side