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1 I   |       where the waves gnaw at the~stone below high-water mark. Any
2 I   |       covered with broad slabs of stone~impervious to sun or storm
3 I   |     flowers~and foliage of carved stone; look out over the reef
4 I   |   structure, a solid mass of grey stone further strengthened by~
5 I   |        the display~of lacework in stone and of other beauties peculiar
6 VIII|          as if she were turned to stone. She lay passive in the
7 IX  | extraordinary! Had he neither the stone nor gout,~nor any other