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1 I   |    set out at daybreak and dragged themselves thither on their
2 IV  |   the war party.~They were dragged outside the tents and thrown
3 VII |  he surprised an eagle; he dragged it away, and the bird’s
4 VIII| heads about gently; others dragged themselves along and brought
5 XI  |    elbows and hands he had dragged himself twenty paces further
6 XII |  and buffaloes; while some dragged after them the roofs of
7 XIII|    and shrieked. They were dragged away by their veils, and
8 XIV | fertile. For five moons he dragged his enemies after him. He
9 XIV |    am rich! Save me!” They dragged him along; heavy as he was