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Then the triumphal car of Aurelian himself, drawn by elephants.
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Modesty can be as vain-glorious on the ground, as Pride on a triumphal car.
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The Duke of Marlborough, and his grandfather's triumphal car are to close the procession.
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To say truth, she had been rather a heavy drag on his triumphal car.
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And then, of course, there would be the Goddess of Reason, in her triumphal car!
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Columbus, his face ever toward the west, rides onward with the sun in his triumphal car.
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Before his triumphal car walked 324 captive princes.
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It makes a pandemonium of earth, and drags to its triumphal car the venerated relics of ages.
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Ralph had got separated from his companion, and found himself swept close up to the great triumphal car.
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Chain that man to your triumphal car, fathom him, try to become his confidante, and sift his secrets.
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She sent to the old Duchess of Marlborough to borrow the triumphal car that had carried the Duke's body.
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We must all follow and serve him as slaves, or be crushed under the wheels of his triumphal car.
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After all these had gone by, came an enormous triumphal car, very profusely covered with gilding and ornamental flowers.
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Such always in time get bruised, broken, and left behind, while God's triumphal car of truth moves steadily onward.
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Close beside the guillotine stood the triumphal car of the Goddess of Reason, the special feature of this great national fete.
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He saw the eyes of England on him, as he drove away in his triumphal car, leaving her to her fate.
