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 1 I   |            torrents rushing into a lake; through the trees the slaves
 2 I   |            they perceived a little lake divided into several basins
 3 I   |          seated on the edge of the lake, I used to through seeds
 4 II  |      torches across the motionless lake. No one in the army could
 5 II  |         from a distance across the lake. But some houses having
 6 II  |           reeds on the edge of the lake until the following day;
 7 III | mountain-circled gulf and upon the lake of Tunis, where flamingoes
 8 IV  |        isthmus, on the edge of the lake.~At first they made no hostile
 9 IV  |        canal of Taenia entered the lake.~Gisco was visible on the
10 IV  |           aside to the bank of the lake.~“Master!” said the former
11 V   |            from the borders of the lake, the multitude came in haste.
12 VI  |        wall made with mud from the lake, and protected on the top
13 VI  |           reaching the edge of the lake he would draw back his sealskin
14 VI  |            town was protected by a lake, communicating with the
15 VI  |            ponds which met another lake, the outlines of which could
16 VI  |          the middle of the immense lake rose an island perfectly
17 IX  |        left Zouitin and turned the lake of Hippo-Zarytus with circumspection.
18 IX  |            from the borders of the Lake, and were wafted through
19 XI  |       separating the gulf from the lake and extending as far as
20 XII |          and without speaking.~The lake of Hippo-Zarytus shone at
21 XII |           at the flamingoes on the lake. Then one moonlight evening
22 XIII|           and on the shores of the lake among the Negroes, and from
23 XIII|       purely white lagoon; and the lake, which had received streams
24 XIV |        caught on the shores of the lake big white fish, fed on corpses
25 XIV |         and Hanno the shore of the lake; and the three generals
26 XIV |           crossed the shore of the lake, and came to warn Hanno
27 XIV |           size on the shore of the Lake, to the left.~In fact, to