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1 I   |          inconceivable pleasure of drinking out of these cups.~Accordingly
2 I   |        sleeping on hard ground, of drinking the vinegar of the camps,
3 VIII| Carthaginian pearl-bordered tents, drinking cool beverages from silver
4 IX  |           had been set up in which drinking went on. Many gained large
5 XII |            had crossed the desert, drinking at the brackish wells walled
6 XIII|       lying flat on the ground and drinking.~Hamilcar did not himself
7 XIV |           to them.~While they were drinking, with their faces buried