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 1 I   |      quivered in it at the very bottom, on a bed of white pebbles
 2 III |       formest the pearls at the bottom of the sea!~“And every germ,
 3 IV  |         and was cut from top to bottom by countless intersecting
 4 IV  |       was furnished from top to bottom shone in the sun’s latest
 5 V   |    virtue. He did not go to the bottom of his thought but stopped
 6 V   |       cedar columns from top to bottom. Women were sleeping stretched
 7 V   |       down the wall from top to bottom.~Then they penetrated into
 8 V   |       whole length of it to the bottom; then by swimming he reached
 9 V   |         immense wrath.~From the bottom of the Mappalian quarter,
10 VI  |         see them!”~And from the bottom of the hall, full of a whitish
11 VII |    water was so limpid that the bottom was visible with its paving
12 VII |        a strip of purple at the bottom of their garment, to show
13 VII |      said another; and from the bottom of the hall Hanno howled:~“
14 VII |      women, vibrate from top to bottom like a lyre.~The wind lifted
15 VII |       she kept concealed at the bottom of her heart.~By degrees
16 IX  |         that followed.~From the bottom of the ampitheatre in which
17 IX  | downfall of the Republic in the bottom of their hearts, recognised
18 IX  |     early hours, to forsake the bottom of the gorge and leave them
19 X   |       to believe in her. At the bottom of his soul he was arrested
20 XI  |       These were shining at the bottom of an ampitheatre. Gold
21 XI  |      some terrible thing at the bottom of an abyss.”~Matho, writhing
22 XII |       suddenly emerged from the bottom of the gorge, and again
23 XII |      whole mountain from top to bottom.~Those who survived stirred
24 XII |    forced them to return to the bottom of the mountain beneath
25 XIII|        which was brought to the bottom of the channel upon a tablet
26 XIII|     miry swamp stretched at the bottom.~What was to be done now?
27 XIII|         balls, set out from the bottom of Megara; the Ancients,
28 XIV |       the velites; quite at the bottom other Carthaginians were
29 XIV |      even made their way to the bottom of the ravine; they were
30 XIV |      sponges which bordered the bottom of their helmets.~These
31 XIV |         day to the rocks at the bottom, hoping every time to find
32 XIV |     nevertheless, being, at the bottom of their souls, jealous
33 XIV |       and fro, rebounded to the bottom. In fact, if they were immovable
34 XIV |    Without constraint, from the bottom of your souls, with the
35 XIV |         the corpses roll to the bottom. The elephant, which was
36 XV  |      and husbands; and from the bottom of their souls there sprang
37 XV  |     vibrate with it from top to bottom, and both sides of the street