Much more pageantry followed the marriage. [Please select]
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The server-men had lawn and lace And crimson pageantry, And boys were in their best, and girls Wore kerchiefs bright to see. [Please select]
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Certainly the dance that followed would have been difficult to surpass even in the ripe days and motherlands of pageantry. [Please select]
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It was an exhibition in which pageantry and music predominated, but in which dialogue was introduced as accompaniment or explanation. [Please select]
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Poetical imagination might have evoked a piece of sad pageantry--starving times, massacres, quarrels, executions, cruel and unusual punishments, gliding Indians. [Please select]
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Rome loved pageantry; it filled its eyes before its belly, which was nine-tenths of the secret of the Caesar's power. [Please select]
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Here is human life, no doubt, and a brilliant pageantry it is; but human life as varied and as problematic as it is in the living. [Please select]
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But the pageantry of Versailles was a poor antidote to the sorrows which bowed his head to the ground, except on those great public occasions when his pride triumphed over his grief. [Please select]
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