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 1 I   |     surrounded the kitchens; a wood of sycamores stretched away
 2 I   | saffron in bowls of Tamrapanni wood. Everything was running
 3 I   |       Acropolis in the cypress wood, feeling that the light
 4 I   |        sails fluttered. In the wood of Tanith might be heard
 5 II  |   nothing was left against the wood but the remains of their
 6 II  |      is to say, staves of blue wood terminated in horses’ heads
 7 III |        a sort of harp of ebony wood, taller than herself, and
 8 IV  |         They were set to split wood and to curry mules. They
 9 V   |       first barrier enclosed a wood of plane-trees as a precaution
10 V   |    gilding in the knots of the wood. On both the great sides
11 VII |    full of filth, fragments of wood, and rinds of fruit, it
12 VII |      they were set down on the wood;—and here and there a tall
13 VII |        planchettes of sycamore wood strung in packets on leathern
14 VII |       the supplies of bitumen, wood, anchors and cordage, honey
15 IX  |        for the war—grain, oil, wood, cattle, and men. But the
16 X   |       kind of cithara of black wood against his hip. The eunuchs,
17 XI  |      hands. At the corner of a wood of rose-bays her horse shied
18 XI  |      meek that I used to carry wood on my back for the others.
19 XII |     forks, clarions, pieces of wood, iron and brass, corn, straw,
20 XII |  throats like gladiators. Soon wood for the funeral-piles failed,
21 XIII|      learned calculations; the wood selected had to be of the
22 XIII|   stood twenty-three others of wood. All the tollenos were mounted
23 XIII|      darted from the towers of wood and stone. The tollenos
24 XIV |     cavalry, debouching from a wood, beat them down upon the
25 XIV |       caught in a cleft in the wood, fell straight upon his
26 XIV |      As soon as they entered a wood, the trees caught fire around