The prettiest girl. The prettiest dress. The best dancer.

One of the stately homes of England.

Magnificent!

The peacock's magnificent tail is the most famous example of this.

This fabulous ship together with its queen, the fabulous Cleopatra.

Beautiful but incredible words.

A splendid carriage!

It's swell and lovely.

Luxuriant imitations again

It's a glamorous shade of pink.

Very cute. It was gorgeous

For the moon's pretty light

Becomes a shining castle built for two

Yours will be the place of honour in the Warsaw chapter.

What are they?

Them's mighty fine clothes you're wearin'

And you can still also go outside and enjoy the greatest show in the universe, which is, of course, the universe itself.

Wow. She is a gorgeous embodiment of youthful sexuality.

Destroy this house, all this magnificent furniture?

Below appearances is an object of balance.

Give him credit. The boy's gall is gorgeous.

Oh, Mary, this is my sisterinlaw, Lil Mainwaring.

And they said, Well, one is elegant, the other one's glamorous.

And I will say, though, the museum is gorgeous.

Well, shut my mouth, who's that gorgeouslooking creature?

You didn't meet Alicia when we were in Washington four years ago, did you, Mother? I don't know where you were at the time.

I can't tell you how reassured I was by the very last sentence in that glorious presentation by Dean Kamen a few days ago.

OK. When I was offered the Times column six years ago, the deal was like this you'll be sent the coolest, hottest, slickest new gadgets.

Well, it was four years ago, there was a harvest moon... and I was younger and more dashing then.

Look, isn't the Concorde gorgeous!

Oh, incidentally, our daughter, Ulrike, is here in Warsaw.

Well, mandarin red and fuchsia is a very chic combination this year.

It was the 'El Dorado', splendor of a wild nobility of the tropics

I even bought one of them books on flowers that tell you things.

A coasttocoast broadcast. Jett's gonna make a magnificent speech.

And all this stuff at the bottom is a museum, and an idea for a very fancy automobile entry.

I scream, the lights go on... and the audience sees me on the floor in this gorgeous dress.

We don't want oratory anymore, we want sound bites.

I want silk dresses and fine carriages and a man to smell good.

So it had better be the gist of the gist, right?

But we cannot afford to lose ourselves in rhetoric or unproductive idealism.

Most beautiful in the world

Himself an excarriage driver, and the master driven to his office every morning,

The most beautiful creature on four legs.

I'd better get Sister Elizabeth.