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1 I   |      vermilion, and resembled coral statues.~They stretched themselves
2 IX  |            looking like so many red statues on the tombs, and the excitement
3 X   |            and all the robes of the statues down to the bronze bodkin
4 XIII|          away during the war. Waxen statues with clothes and hair were
5 XV  |            had been stopped up, the statues of the gods had been repainted,
6 XV  | architecture was peopled with human statues, motionless as statues of
7 XV  |        human statues, motionless as statues of stone.~Then came the