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 1  5,4| extremely powerful. Although the brilliant viscount had discovered
 2  5,5|         to be ruined and end his brilliant career as a common soldier
 3  5,5|         a moment; and suddenly a brilliant inspiration darted through
 4  7,1|      bliss. To be envied by this brilliant viscount, his model and
 5  8,4|      will certainly be unusually brilliant," she said, "and it will
 6 10,1|    filled to overflowing by some brilliant operation, and dejected
 7 13,1|        of her head. Her costume, brilliant enough in hue to frighten
 8 13,4|         days had wrought in this brilliant nobleman's appearance. He
 9 13,6|        assured the marriage of a brilliant viscount by keeping his
10 15,6|         not fail to shock such a brilliant young man as M. Wilkie. "
11 15,6|       but yours will be far more brilliant. His star is on the wane;
12 20,1|   remarkable steeplechaser had a brilliant future before him. He did
13 20,2|      Valorsay and M. Wilkie, the brilliant viscount was gayly chatting
14 20,3|        are always mentioned; his brilliant sayings are quoted. He is