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1 VI |     was said, where the first bark of Phoenician sailors had
2 VI |     among the soldiers like a bark on the waves, suddenly foundered.
3 VII|       over their bags of palm bark; and gold dust heaped up
4 VII|       net woven of threads of bark. He wore a waist-belt of
5 VII|     whistling thongs made the bark of the plane-trees fly.
6 VII| swooning upon the ground.~The bark of a jackal rang from behind
7 XII|    high as asses, and did not bark.~Finally, as though Africa