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 1 I   |            in the freshness of the morning. Then as the rosy sky grew
 2 II  |         which they are to die.~One morning when all three went out
 3 II  |     footprints in the dust. In the morning he hid himself in caves;
 4 IV  |       great was the terror.~In the morning and at nightfall prowlers
 5 IV  | perspective.~They were filled from morning till evening with a tumultuous
 6 IV  |            their unclean food. One morning the sentries perceived that
 7 IV  |     accepted his intervention. One morning they saw the chains of the
 8 VI  |   surprising the Barbarians in the morning, as the Suffet had calculated,
 9 VI  |        mouth and staring eyes. The morning light entered through the
10 VII |       planet with his trumpet, one morning perceived towards the west
11 VII |            arrived too late on the morning of the Aegatian islands!
12 VII |      coming out of her room!”~“One morning in the month of Tammouz!”~“
13 VIII|           through the streets from morning till night; every moment
14 VIII|         restrained him; but on the morning of the sixth day he departed.~
15 VIII|           voice replied.~That very morning he had left Hippo-Zarytus
16 IX  |           as to gain time, and one morning the Barbarians found a sheep’
17 X   |            she ate mandrakes every morning; she slept with her head
18 X   | established in her conscience. One morning she awoke resolved, and
19 XI  |            in the freshness of the morning; the motion and the open
20 XII |          the Barbarians; but every morning the inhabitants lowered
21 XII |         cleft in the wall, and one morning the Great Council learned
22 XII |          and for three hours until morning he worked in continuous
23 XIII|          and they were worked from morning till evening without interruption
24 XIII|          to these posts, and every morning made them drink the juice
25 XIII|       languor of her mistress.~One morning she found it coiled up behind
26 XIII|         full of distress.~Then one morning before sunrise (it was the
27 XIII|       slowly in this way since the morning, like a mountain raised
28 XIV |   Barbarians pressed forward until morning, in compact files, from
29 XIV |         still higher to them every morning.~Sometimes flights of birds
30 XIV |           days longer; then on the morning of the third, their resolution
31 XIV |            better than the wind of morning or than the face of a guest.