Chapter

 1 1|       the degenerate copy of a splendid model, which the Creator
 2 1|      bronze sculpture, and the splendid colors of the furniture.
 3 1|   tribute of admiration to the splendid general effect of the long
 4 1| revelers. Their toilettes were splendid, but less magnificent than
 5 1|         handsome Normans, with splendid figures; women of the south,
 6 1|    locks fell lightly over the splendid shoulders that thus attracted
 7 2|       eyes were to me the most splendid of fortunes, and the thought
 8 2|        unfortunate created the splendid powers of which, later,
 9 2|       to await a brilliant and splendid new birth. I imperiled my
10 2| mansion and led her out to her splendid carriage! In such guise
11 2|        Italian eyelids, on the splendid shoulders worthy of the
12 2|   drawer, and found a fair and splendid ten-franc piece that shone
13 2|       infectious fever of that splendid malady of the soul. Is Foedora,
14 3|        meekly at the door of a splendid mansion. ~"Is Monsieur Raphael
15 3|     the season, and it is in a splendid position - superb; in the
16 3|       to him. ~Do you see that splendid equipage, a brougham painted