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I told them that what had happened was the spirit within me caused for the spirit within them to pomp and bloat
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Here it comes, he thought, the pomp and splendour
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Naria was greatly pleased and with pomp and ceremony gave her a sash of purple, which appeared to be a great honor
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All he could think about was the pomp and ceremony of his coronation
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With pomp and ceremony Lord Boras began to make his way towards the Queen’s Hold
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The newly graduated class of '85, the second brass plate, was thus installed on the plaque with great pomp and ceremony at the conclusion of the awarding of diplomas
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The School Committee and the Village Council accepted the keys to the new School House in a ceremony of much pomp and circumstance at the end of the Autumn Term
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He made his point, the rest of his droning seemed nothing more than pomp to fill the hour
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though sufficiently decent, is not accompanied with any expensive pomp or parade
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Your human ceremonies in all their pomp and circumstance are not as real as this
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I try to dispense with pomp and luxury wherever applicable
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No pomp and ceremony though
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Hilderich nodded in acknowledgement, despite the silly pomp and ceremony of the Prosops
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therefore I will bring the worst of the heathen, and they shall possess their houses; I will also make the pomp of the strong to cease;
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there the yokes of Egypt, and the pomp of her strength shall cease in her; as for her, a cloud shall cover her, and her daughters shall go
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the awefulness of the nations, all of them, and they shall spoil the pomp of Egypt, and all the multitude of it shall be destroyed
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28 For I will lay the land most desolate, and the pomp of her strength shall cease; and the mountains of Israel
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of the city came out, and met him with great pomp
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Then Jonathan met the king with great pomp at Joppa, where they saluted one another, and lodged
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14 And it was in the fifty-sixth year of the life of Lamech when Adam died; nine hundred and thirty years old was he at his death, and his two sons, with Enoch and Methuselah his son, buried him with great pomp, as at the burial of kings, in the cave which God had told him
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13 And Abraham buried Sarah with pomp as observed at the interment of kings, and she was buried in very fine and beautiful garments
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13 Father, you have not seen his palace and his throne, and all his servants standing before him; you have not seen that king on his throne in his pomp and royal appearance, dressed in his kingly robes with a large golden crown on his head; you have not seen the honor and glory which God has given to him, for there is not like to him in all the Earth
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Their fear was aroused because Archbishop Laud reinstated pomp and ceremony into the Church
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14 And it was in the fifty-sixth year of the life of Lamech when Adam died; nine hundred and thirty years old was he at his death and his two sons with Enoch and Methuselah his son buried him with great pomp as at the burial of kings in the cave which God had told him
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13 And Abraham buried Sarah with pomp as observed at the interment of kings and she was buried in very fine and beautiful garments
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13 Father you have not seen his palace and his throne and all his servants standing before him; you have not seen that king on his throne in his pomp and royal appearance dressed in his kingly robes with a large golden crown on his head; you have not seen the honor and glory which God has given to him for there is not like to him in all the Earth
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The pomp and circumstance of the whole thing had become very silly to me
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86 And from then Jonathan removed his host and camped against Ascalon where the men of the city came out and met him with great pomp
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6 Then Jonathan met the king with great pomp at Joppa where they saluted one another and lodged
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There Duprina exploited, the class left her and regurgitated all kinds of insults of those that one could never imagine, shouted with the whole pomp of her shining jealousy:
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“Behold Thy son, beloved Queen!” My Master stated with great pomp,
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Bad enough that you should be disappointed with mankind, but to see this failure in your very son! Who does he think he is trying to bring your magnificence to these maggots who have not yet earned it?! These ignorant barbarians who still sacrifice animals to you (and eat the flesh themselves) as if somehow you might actually be pleased by all this pomp and ceremony! (Stupid ancient superstition mostly perpetuated by Mosheh’s writings
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And then, presently, this rich man also died and was buried with great pomp and regal splendor
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He dominated the scene, turning to tinsel the pomp of the conquerors by the sheer vitality of his elemental personality, and the kings in their pride and splendor were aware of it each in his secret heart, and were not at ease
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her young ones then she raised her head in pomp
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How unfair! Why should God afford his dumb creatures such natural pomp, whilst us Piscadors, so blessed with the gift of reason, are ashamed of our nakedness and have to don our beggardly rags each morning? This fish uses the whole world as its doss house, running like a madman undressed and unashamed, frolicking where it will – and we call this beauty? 'Tis perversion, just natural perversion so we forgive it
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Jeff entered his Mustang with pomp and arrogance
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Her pomp was a bluff
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Ultimately, though, his observances led him to believe that there was something odd about that young man and the way in which he was dealing with the loss of his wife; it was as if he had already prepared himself for the worst prior to all this pomp and show that had unfolded publicly for the first time
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We visited hundreds of dwellings and small villages as well as the main centres of Tulancingo, Santaros, Vincoso and everywhere there were signs of a people who were slowly being ground down by taxes and overwork, after three weeks we finally neared Xocanti, the followers now numbered in the thousands, but Wedon the high priest and all the villagers, man, woman and child, came out to escort us into the village, carrying food and drink for as many as wanted it, I began to worry that this selflessness would seriously leave Xocanti short of food but Wedon assured me that was not the case, it was a joyous reunion for me and Coatl, when Jodas and his troop of warriors marched up and as one knelt in front of us, I told them to rise and we all hugged and punched and rolled about in the dirt, even Coatl joined in the fun, not a very dignified entrance for the Most High chief of all the Tolteca, but knowing these people like we did no-one took exception to their chief wrestling on the ground and having a bit of fun, mother hearing about it later congratulated me and called it a stroke of political statesmanship unequalled ever, it was only later that I realised how right she was, that one bit of fooling around had endeared me to all who witnessed it, it had achieved more maybe than all the pomp and ceremony of our long march, I didn’t have the heart to tell her it was impromptu, trust mother to immediately sort the maize from the chaff
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Tarana: The saat pheras and the huge pomp and show
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celebration, complete with pomp and circumstance and some high-
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In the evening, I celebrated my fourteenth birthday party with great pomp along with my parents, Moon ,Jun and all my invited friends as per my planned
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And their marriages were solemnized with grand celebrations and great pomp
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Then within a week my father solemnized Purnima’s marriage with grand and great pomp celebration
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Then the marriage ceremony was solemnized in our house with grand and pomp celebration
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The next day, Riya’s seventh birthday celebrated with great pomp and joy
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because it's the glitter and pomp
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Mayfair tried not to let the pomp dizzy her
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A quaint little ceremony, full of pomp and tradition, the sort of event which could only be staged in London
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Many months of planning and preparation were reaching a grand finale, a climax of pomp and circumstance and splendour and pageantry the like of which had never before been seen in what was about to become the new American State of Ireland
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pomp, ceremony and waving to low bowing and ululating waiters and sweepers, the
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pomp, ceremony and tradition
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pomp and circumstance of another friend’s
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The day had begun with all of the pomp and circumstance that the White Palace could muster, beginning with a parade led from the Palace steps by the Emperor Tiberius himself riding upon a resplendent chariot
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believe that the more the pomp
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"Learning is always worthwhile," Loken said with such pomp that Aesa winced for him
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The young officer listened to the details of the assignment and thanked his commanding officer for placing such trust in him, but protested, ‘I don’t know anything about parades! I am a policeman, not a soldier, and I have no experience with the pomp and precision of military parades
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However, despite the pomp and circumstance which had so dazzled the German experts and countless other onlookers, there was one observer who took no interest in the display, and actually paid it no attention whatsoever: this was the inspector general, who was, in fact, in charge of evaluating the parade
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From the pomp and ceremony, one could believe they were on a royal excursion and not fleeing from their enemies
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It is observed in Roman Catholiccountries with great pomp and ceremony
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‘You are over all this pomp and show?’
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Of course our little graduation ceremony could not compare with that of Harvard Universityat least not on a scale of pomp and ceremony
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Too mundane for all the pomp
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Both Stu and noticed how nonchalant about the relic Pon seemed to be this time, no pomp or ceremony as before
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regal pomp and grandeur befitting a princess
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asceticism of a severe order, in renunciation of the pomp
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And only as an, er, um, unfortunate faux pas… in an otherwise illustrious, glittering parade of pomp and circumstance
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All his fucking life he had blustered and paraded around in his fucking military uniforms, and his military pomp and splendor: but when the crunch came, he suddenly became a timid little ineffectual mouse, and was brushed aside by his generals
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The authors surely would not have written that the Son of God was born in a manger in a stable (although Luke’s gospel describes this as a house) with farm animals, but have Him born in a Palace fit for kings, but they did, because perhaps He really was born (from a human perspective) without pomp, ceremony, style and prestige
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The sacred pomp will come to lower its wings
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This was her Russia, her Moscow, not the filth of the thoroughfares, or the pomp of Red Square
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All they shall answer and say unto you, Have you also become weak as we: have you become like unto us? Your pomp is brought down to Sheol, and the noise of your viols: the worm is spread under you, and worms cover you
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Thus was 'that Wicked One revealed, the Son of Perdition,’ who is characterised, in the prophecies, by his intelligence, audacity, and political power in connection with the Roman Empire; by his blasphemies against Supreme Goodness, Holiness, and Authority; by his long persecutions against 'the saints of the Most High;’ by his bold alteration of Divine Institutions; by his assumption of the right to legislate in opposition to the distinct decrees of the Deity; by his profane reception of honours due to Heaven alone, as he 'sitteth in the temple of God;’ by his disregard of the gods of his Pagan forefathers, and of the conjugal instincts of humanity; by his boundless self-exaltation, yet voluntary humility in the worshipping of angels,’ and 'honouring of a foreign deity,’ with the magnificence of a 'gay religion full of pomp and gold
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(1) Isaiah 14:11 "Your pomp is brought down to the GRAVE [sheol-Hell], and the noise of your viols: the worm is spread under you, and the worms cover you
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With the pomp of the inloop'd flags with the cities draped in black, With the show of the States themselves as of crape-veil'd women standing, With processions long and winding and the flambeaus of the night,
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They placed him in the midst of them, and with much pomp and stateliness they conducted him into another room, where there was a sumptuous table laid with but four covers
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There had never been such a display of pomp
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On reaching the gates of the town, which was a walled one, the municipality came forth to meet him, the bells rang out a peal, and the inhabitants showed every sign of general satisfaction; and with great pomp they conducted him to the principal church to give thanks to God, and then with burlesque ceremonies they presented him with the keys of the town, and acknowledged him as perpetual governor of the island of Barataria
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First upon the eyes, that had so coveted all worldly pomp; then upon the nostrils, that had been greedy of the warm breeze and amorous odours; then upon the mouth, that had uttered lies, that had curled with pride and cried out in lewdness; then upon the hands that had delighted in sensual touches; and finally upon the soles of the feet, so swift of yore, when she was running to satisfy her desires, and that would now walk no more
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They did meet him, and sent word to the duke, who, having already settled what was to be done, as soon as he heard of his arrival, ordered the torches and lamps in the court to be lit and Altisidora to be placed on the catafalque with all the pomp and ceremony that has been described, the whole affair being so well arranged and acted that it differed but little from reality
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nation mourned, and then the ashes of the princess were buried with great pomp,
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I shall return home with the same pomp as I set out, and my wife will send an
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all pomp to the Princess Haiatelnefous, with whose beauty, talents, and
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And what will a man such as he is be likely to do under such circumstances, especially if he be a citizen of a great city, rich and noble, and a tall proper youth? Will he not be full of boundless aspirations, and fancy himself able to manage the affairs of Hellenes and of barbarians, and having got such notions into his head will he not dilate and elevate himself in the fulness of vain pomp and senseless pride?
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The man to whom he’d entrusted the tablet promptly shattered it, chiseled ten precise commands upon two stone slabs and carried them down a mountain with the pomp and circumstance of a prophet
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The deafening claps of thunder and the dazzling flashes of lightning which lit up the ghastly scene testified that the artillery of heaven had lent its supernatural pomp to the already gruesome spectacle
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A second hearse, decked with the same funereal pomp, was brought to M
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There, after a few days, if you like, the civil marriage shall be celebrated without pomp or ceremony
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The poor man starves while they are grassing their royal mountain stags or shooting peasants and phartridges in their purblind pomp of pelf and power
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Releasing his thumbs, he invokes grace from on high with large wave gestures and proclaims with bloated pomp:)
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Some of them, indeed, by their services in the Low Countries and on other fields of European warfare, had fairly won their title to assume the name and pomp of soldiership
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To all appearance the summer's pomp was still at fullest height, and although in the tilled acres green had given way to gold, though rowans were reddening, and the woods were dashed here and there with a tawny fierceness, yet light and warmth and colour were still present in undiminished measure, clean of any chilly premonitions of the passing year
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At such times he would impulsively command the celebration of a solemn Mass of thanksgiving, which would be sung in great pomp in the cathedral of Sta
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Still, I managed to propose that the score of Il Sogno, as it was to be called, should include music of contrasting styles: orchestral pomp for the members of the Court, folk themes for the rude mechanicals, and that Puck should come on as some kind of swinging jazz faerie
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In June she married Tom Buchanan of Chicago with more pomp and circumstance than Louisville ever knew before
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First upon the eyes, that had so coveted all worldly pomp; then upon the nostrils, that had been greedy of the warm breeze and amorous odours; then upon the mouth, that had uttered lies, that had curled with pride and cried out in lewdness; then upon the hands that had delighted in sensual touches; and finally upon the soles of the feet, so swift of yore, when she was running to satisfy her desires, and that would now walk no