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1 II  |          hills. Sometimes a huge rock would tower aloft like the
2 V   |          to the cords, seemed to rock her in the air. A long mosquito
3 VII |          was returning I saw the rock quite white with their bones!”~“
4 VIII|       trunks of trees, pieces of rock, interlacings of thorn,
5 XI  |     filled with smoking perfumes rock like eternal censers; in
6 XII | catapults which hurled pieces of rock of the weight of fifteen
7 XIII|      thousand soldiers, began to rock gently like a ship. In fact,
8 XIV |    fashion like a cormorant on a rock, and would then again thrust
9 XV  |         the dungeon, hewn in the rock at the foot of the temple,