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 1 II  |      nearly naked children, whose skin shone beneath their copper
 2 II  |         out beneath his distended skin; his hind legs, which were
 3 II  |      Greeks ranged their tents of skin in parallel lines; the Iberians
 4 II  |        the moonlight, pricked the skin of his forehead with golden
 5 II  |     corpse, was lying on a lion’s skin flat on his stomach, with
 6 II  |          wherewith to scratch his skin.~At last two heralds sounded
 7 II  |         rags; his soft and earthy skin hung on his emaciated limbs
 8 III |           and a pointed chin; his skin seemed cold to the touch,
 9 IV  |            wrapped up in an ape’s skin, a black stone which had
10 V   |      delicate slippers of serpent skin were standing on the edge,
11 VI  |      earrings, and boots of hyena skin; and standing on the threshold
12 VI  |           burnt together with the skin, bones, horns, and hoofs.~
13 VI  |         dust the gilding of their skin, and to give them iron to
14 VI  |     clinging to the scales on his skin, made it look pink in the
15 VI  |       pale like the spots on your skin, and you are not to die
16 VI  |      eyebrows; a mass of wrinkled skin hung over his forehead;
17 VII |   remained a strong old man whose skin seemed tanned by sand, wind,
18 VII |          in little bags of violet skin, and fastened to their ears
19 VII |     waist-belt of hairy leopard’s skin, wherein gleamed two formidable
20 VII |           baskets of hippopotamus skin supporting whole rows of
21 VII |          steps, took up a llama’s skin which was floating on a
22 VII |        And he drew the antelope’s skin that had been steeped in
23 VIII| Tarentines, with caps of weasel’s skin, two-edged axes, and leathern
24 VIII|     soldiers with shields of lynx skin, beyond which projected
25 IX  |         cuirasses of hippopotamus skin bristling with nails; and
26 IX  |       pikes, shields of leopard’s skin, linen cuirasses, and naked
27 IX  |        Barbarians found a sheep’s skin covered with writing within
28 X   |      every new moon. Its handsome skin, covered like the firmament
29 X   |    himself from his old yellowish skin, while his body stretched
30 X   |          and the whiteness of her skin; around her waist, and on
31 XI  |         like the splendour of her skin, was something special and
32 XI  |         was covered with a lion’s skin. She was standing. He looked
33 XI  |     delicately touched the lion’s skin on the palm-tree bed. He
34 XII |         which they took crowns of skin to put upon their own heads.
35 XII |   blankets, carpets, and a lion’s skin. He recognised his tent;
36 XII |         in cuirasses of serpents’ skin; then the Pharusians, wearing
37 XII |          the filth of their black skin made them look like mulberries
38 XIII|           remained clad in a lynx skin, which was fastened about
39 XIII|      cuirass had taken his lion’s skin as being more convenient
40 XIII|        once lean and bloated; his skin looked greyish, like the
41 XIV |         now hideously lean; their skin was overlaid with bluish
42 XIV |          nostrils, penetrated the skin, and troubled the sight;
43 XIV |           with deep wrinkles; the skin of their bodies was too
44 XIV |        garment, for their viscous skin gave a rude, soft impression