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 1 I   |       quivering. She crushed her nails against the gems on her
 2 II  |     while the Negroes with their nails hollowed out trenches in
 3 IV  |      knees with blood, broke his nails, and then fell back into
 4 V   |          heart of oak, with iron nails and sheathed with brass.
 5 VI  |       flat on his face, with his nails buried in the soil, and
 6 VII |         gate which bristled with nails. The gate rose, and the
 7 VII |     tearing the fringes with his nails, and panting with staring
 8 VII |          the wall. His beard and nails had grown to an immoderate
 9 VII |      tore their faces with their nails. The wooden screws could
10 IX  | hippopotamus skin bristling with nails; and to protect the horses’
11 X   |        tearing her face with her nails; she plucked out her hair,
12 XI  |      sparkled; the polish of her nails continued the delicacy of
13 XII |        they tore them with their nails and put out their eyes with
14 XIII|      while others pulled out the nails and stitched them end to
15 XIII|      made of planks studded with nails, but a fourth yielded easily;
16 XIII|       ploughed his face with his nails, tore out his hair, and
17 XIV |          was garnished with long nails as thick as stakes, as sharp
18 XIV |     buzzing in their ears, their nails grew black, the cold reached
19 XIV |      tear their faces with their nails, take their swords with
20 XIV |          fat on his legs hid the nails on his feet; from his fingers
21 XIV |        somewhat, in spite of the nails in their arms, which were
22 XV  |          distance and show their nails which they had allowed to