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 1 IV  |        without gods, pell-mell, completely naked, at once feeble and
 2 V   |     penetrated into a small and completely circular room, so lofty
 3 VII |       of oceans and battles had completely deafened him. But when he
 4 VII |        The Military Harbour was completely separated from the town;
 5 VII |     similar hall.~A candelabrum completely covered with chiselled flowers
 6 VII |      perceived three brass jars completely empty. Abdalonim turned
 7 VII |  gesture. Then when the sun had completely set he disappeared behind
 8 VIII|      the Punic army in order to completely encompass it. But when there
 9 VIII|    which, like themselves, were completely covered with gold. Afterwards,
10 IX  |      scarcely be recognised, so completely were their faces covered
11 X   |      that she could see herself completely in it. Then she rose, and
12 XI  |         some places left others completely in the dark. There was shouting
13 XIII|      the tops of the walls were completely carpeted with bales of cotton,
14 XIII|         the twin tensions might completely correspond, the ropes as
15 XIII|     formed of two walls and was completely filled with earth. The upper
16 XIII|  evening of the third they were completely dried up. Then the decree
17 XIII|      time files of men arrived, completely naked, their arms outstretched,
18 XIII|         goddess was actually so completely forgotten that the absence
19 XIII|  perhaps for lack of a god that completely satisfied his ideas, he
20 XIII|   barriers to the colossus were completely empty. Then the priests,
21 XIII|       of coals up to his knees; completely red like a giant covered
22 XIV |       rolled down pell-mell and completely stopped up the narrow opening.~
23 XIV |    leathern bottles having been completely dried up since the ninth
24 XIV |     helmet, his cuirass; he was completely naked, and more livid than
25 XIV |       still intact; others were completely dried up, and their helmets
26 XV  | curiosity, a desire to know him completely, a wish mingled with remorse