splendor

The greatest splendor and the greatest magnificence one can imagine await them.

Thus, long ages after I am gone, the splendor of the Great Carbuncle will blaze around my name!"

As the Cynic spoke, several of the party were startled by a gleam of red splendor, that showed the huge shapes of the surrounding mountains and the rock- bestrewn bed of the turbulent river with an illumination unlike that of their fire on the trunks and black boughs of the forest trees.

It was a deep and satisfying pleasure to see the sun create the new morning, and gradually, patiently, lovingly, clothe it on with splendor after splendor, and glory after glory, till the miracle was complete.

Wherefore, as Governor Belcher was fond of splendor, he employed a skilful artist to beautify the chair.

Tom's days were days of splendor and exultation to him, but his nights were seasons of horror.

It is not the honest man, but the man of honor, who shines in his page; his meek folk are proudly meek, and there is a touch of superiority, a glint of mundane splendor, in his lowliest.

Its Sybillic splendor is beaming With Hope and in Beauty to-night -- See!

Frequenting the Cafe de Paris, the Boulevard de Gand, and the Bois de Boulogne, during his brief career of splendor, the false Cavalcanti had formed a host of acquaintances.

"Because you are too much beloved," said the young woman, in a low voice; "because you are too much beloved by too many people -- because the splendor of glory and fortune wound my eyes, whilst the darkness of sorrow attracts them; because, in short, I, who have repulsed you in your proud magnificence; I who scarcely looked at you in your splendor, I came, like a mad woman, to throw myself, as it were, into your arms, when I saw a misfortune hovering over your head.

They stood a long time on the hilltop, feasting their eyes on the splendor of the Emerald City.

Inaccessible to the truth as it is manifest in the splendor and stress of our advocacy.