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Ambassadors and Envoys Extraordinary were there in the full splendour of their uniforms.
2
As they walked the moon rose in full splendour, silvering the road before them.
3
And now that he had lost-her beauty had just reached the full splendour of perfection.
4
Martyrs' festivals are no longer celebrated with full splendour.
5
The London season was in its full splendour, and she was by no means a recluse.
6
In a few minutes he was speeding through gorgeous Dorset countryside in the full splendour of May.
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It was at night that I used to see the full splendour of the war's infernal beauty.
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Where then is the full splendour and rush of the tide, where its culminating reach and power?
9
For a moment in the first book he flashes upon us in his full splendour (143):
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But it was not till the procession reached Rome that the full splendour of the ceremonial was seen.
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The moon rose in full splendour.
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Then the full splendour of the situation burst on him, and he fell again on Munro for support.
13
Then her golden hair shone forth, and she stood there in full splendour, and could no longer hide herself.
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Then, sudden as an inspiration, the full splendour of morning broke, sublime as the eternity from which it came.
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All day he basked in the full splendour of the sun, in the same large rooms his mother had occupied.
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The sound of the music drifted into the usually quiet street, and by half-past eleven the ball was in full splendour.
