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For all his life, he knew he'd remember each splendid moment with her.

The idea used community to market the business, and the results were splendid.

They were less splendid but more natural than her father was.

What have these things to do with the splendid act?

For a few splendid minutes, I had the place all to myself.

I think they were rather splendid people, my mother and father.

I did not take my eyes from the city, so splendid before us.

But he's splendid when you do get to know him.

I know every splendid word in your book is true.

The head of the family was not going to be too splendid for them.

I was not alone in thinking it a splendid plan.

But those were splendid hours for me, I know that much.

How splendid it is to see a 100-yard running back.

It was a splendid morning to be on the water.

But it really is such a splendid book in other ways.

"Something rather splendid to make up for only having one eye."

They finally made me a splendid offer to take my.

It is a splendid thing to be an American woman.

After all these years, it would be a splendid door to open.

She had splendid health, and took care of it in private.

Already the police chief could sense his splendid day getting away from him.

I have had a splendid day's work, and must tell you about it.

I was to him the splendid figure from the past that he thought me.

But in this splendid world to which he had led them, food was small.

For a few splendid minutes, everything went the way it had back in the first days of the war.