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 1 1|  course appeared in all its glory; it would have done honor
 2 1|  banker. ~"Napoleon left us glory, at any rate, my good friend!"
 3 1|     had never left Brest. ~"Glory is a poor bargain; you buy
 4 1|  the great take the form of glory, just as for nobodies it
 5 2|  meant to cover myself with glory, and to work in silence
 6 2|   mean to go halves in your glory myself; I shall be the jeweler
 7 2|    be a solitary death; and glory waits for me!' ~" 'Thanks
 8 2|       Love! Wine! France! - glory and tr - treas " ~Very soon
 9 3|     it, to my own honor and glory. Is he not one of the most
10 3|      Ah, sir, and how about glory?" ~"I glory in you alone." ~"
11 3|   and how about glory?" ~"I glory in you alone." ~"You used
12 3| whose very errors reflected glory upon France; but a she-coxcomb