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 1 I  |          spread out below a wide balcony made of sycamore wood, upon
 2 I  |          came out alone upon the balcony. He leaned against one of
 3 I  |           he leaned far over the balcony railing, listening intently,
 4 I  |    beheaded.~From the tetrarch’s balcony, the temple was visible
 5 I  |       leaned heavily against the balcony railing, his eyes fixed,
 6 I  | attendants had come out upon the balcony; one slave brought a quantity
 7 I  |        just stepped out upon the balcony of a house not far away.
 8 I  |     spread upon the floor of the balcony stood a large open travelling-hamper
 9 III|        placed beneath the gilded balcony upon a platform of sycamore
10 III|        panels of the gold-railed balcony were folded back, and, accompanied
11 III|    advancing to the front of the balcony and pausing just above the
12 III|      clenched the railing of the balcony so fiercely as to break
13 III|         it. She remounted to the balcony, with a light step; and
14 III|   observed in the morning on the balcony of a neighbouring house,