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1  II,  23|      sound, would he not with gaping mouth shout something indistinctly,
2  II,  32|      are set not far from the gaping jaws of death; that they
3   V,   6| draught too greedily into his gaping veins. Overcome by what
4  VI,  10|        growling with fiercely gaping jaws, terrible, red as blood,
5  VI,  10| putting his tongue out of his gaping mouth. But if, indeed, this
6 VII,  45|      the food sought for with gaping mouth; he has a belly to