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 1 I   |   about their mouths, appeared near the surface.~With much laughter
 2 II  |       of the march he remained near Matho; he brought him food,
 3 IV  |       last the Barbarians drew near.~To crush them in the isthmus
 4 V   |         and the dwellings were near. They turned again into
 5 V   |        sound of footsteps drew near, a door opened, and a man
 6 VI  |  platform of the aqueduct, and near them rose at intervals brazen
 7 VII |       the necessity of drawing near to the gods.~Then he went
 8 VII |        his heart. He felt very near to the subterranean deities.
 9 VII |     balm, and after holding it near the coals inclined it over
10 IX  |      neighbourhood of Ischiil, near the frontiers of Narr’ Havas,
11 X   |      the Mogbeds, at Borsippa, near Babylon; had then visited
12 X   |   Tanith in the third aedicule near the emerald vine. At the
13 XI  |        by the storm.~“Oh! come near!” he went on, “come near!
14 XI  |       near!” he went on, “come near! fear nothing!~“Formerly
15 XIII| through the channel and landed near the arsenal, the entrance
16 XIII|     gulf with the Mercenaries, near the lagoon with the Numidians,
17 XIII|        By degrees he had drawn near; the smell of blood, the
18 XIII|       A terrible creaking drew near, mingled with the rhythm
19 XIII|     sit he remained lying down near the door, half hidden among
20 XIII|    brow; and they were both so near the funeral-pile that the
21 XIV |    alone in his tent with none near him but a young boy, and
22 XIV |   around him. A stone broke it near the guard; the Samnite was