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 1 mI,    4   |  being always inferior to her glory; though the face of the
 2 pI,    9   | begged the sparks of a meagre glory, but rejoiced in a moderate
 3 mIII,   23 |     prologue to sleep. By the glory of its appearance the fountain
 4 mIV,   32  |     way, light, source, life, glory, splendor, beauty, form,
 5 pIV,   35  |  stars, as they shine for the glory of the firmament itself,
 6 pV,   50   |       work should not mar its glory by ignorance of any branch
 7 mVI,   58  |      extinguished star of its glory. While the lurid lightning
 8 mVI,   58  |   iron clothes it; of old the glory of gold invested it. Now
 9 mVII,   68 |      of human riches, and the glory of mind is made most inglorious.
10 pVII,   72 |  traducement, or to steal his glory by mere silence. They spoil
11 pVII,   72 |       ignoble spite makes the glory of wisdom inglorious? ~Yet
12 pVII,   74 |       the light of this great glory the darkness of deadly vices.
13 pVIII,   80|      not seem to boast of the glory of fine material, nor to
14 pVIII,   81|      threw continually on the glory of the actual day the splendor
15 pIX,   88  |      and disgraceful acts the glory of her state had felt the
16 pIX,   89  |  vexation to detract from thy glory. He who abuses the gifts