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1        I, I    |    time, the whole district lying along the northwestern coast
2        I, XII  |  and long inlets of the sea lying between them, one of which
3        I, XX   | they approached, to his men lying in ambush. Then, on a sudden,
4       II, V    |     Islands of the Britons, lying between Ireland and Britain;
5      III, II   |      he felt something cold lying by his side, and putting
6       IV, XXIII|    seeing the other sisters lying round about her, she perceived
7        V, IX   |   lest haply it should be a lying vision. But when he considered
8        V, IX   |    the ship itself was left lying on its side in the sea.
9        V, XVII |     foursquare, their heads lying to the north. Each of the