A magnificent later chapter, called "The Religion of My Time", stages a haunting second encounter on a Granada TV afternoon show.
The magnificent first chapter of Freaky Deaky is Elmore Leonard at his most audacious, balancing the promise of ultra-violence, a ludicrous situation and a series of more or less cool dudes possessing a perfect, profane articulacy.
She and another candidate, Jane Hart, who also held numerous aviation records and happened to be married to a powerful senator from Michigan, went further, meeting with Vice President Lyndon Johnson to make their case for opening this magnificent new chapter in American enterprise to women.
That is the entire first chapter of Don Winslow's magnificent novel "Savages".
Among the most important preserved rooms are the chapter house, the refectory with its magnificent arch braced wooden vault and the painted chamber.
Chapter 26 of Leviticus describes the magnificent rewards that await us if we study and observe the Torah (and the terrible punishments if we don't).
Killing species and destroying ecosystems desecrates the pages and chapters of this holy scripture, which is magnificent and precious beyond our reckoning and perfect in expression, formed by a hand unseen.
Today it has been transformed into a magnificent museum, where interactive exhibits draw visitors into a fascinating chapter in South African history.
If you've read Citizens, Simon Schama's magnificent history of the French revolution, you will have come across chapter four, "The Cultural Construction of a Citizen".
The chapter on Dietrich Bonhoeffer blends theological understanding with political appreciation to magnificent effect.
