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1 1|   shadows of the place with such brilliant rays that it looked like
2 1|         as those of sirens, more brilliant and ardent than the blaze
3 2|      like a chrysalis to await a brilliant and splendid new birth.
4 2|        also by the prospect of a brilliant future? At each obstacle
5 2|          world of Paris with its brilliant fetes and the tinsel of
6 2|         I could not exorcise the brilliant mocking image of Foedora.
7 2|      them; their eyes, lately so brilliant, were heavy and dim; the
8 3| smoke-blackened walls, with some brilliant pictures in blue, red, and