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 1 I   |           and now, seated on his heels, with his head brushing
 2 III |      unclean animal, nor set her heels in the house of death.~She
 3 III |         balls of emeralds at his heels. He had feeble limbs, an
 4 IV  |         s hair swinging at their heels; musicians from Cyrenaica,
 5 IV  |    offered a resistance to their heels. It was the pavement of
 6 V   |      with diamond discs, and its heels were fastened to the ground
 7 V   |        stone yielded beneath his heels and immediately the spheres
 8 VII |   stupid-looking, wrapped to the heels in ample blue veils. She
 9 VII |         s plumage, had very high heels, and she was extraordinarily
10 VII |      while two others rubbed his heels with leaves of baccharis.
11 VIII|          would turn and bite the heels of those above them. The
12 IX  |     Barbarian crouching upon his heels, and smeared with dust,
13 IX  | startings which shook him to the heels, pumped up the blood by
14 X   |     whose soles clacked upon her heels at every step, she would
15 X   |     rubbed it upon her ears, her heels, and the thumb of her right
16 XI  |         terrible a look that her heels were immediately nailed,
17 XIII|          put on him sandals with heels of pearl,—sandals belonging
18 XIII|     swaddling clothes with their heels touching the ground.~Then
19 XIV |         then squatted upon their heels and ate. The rest looked
20 XIV |          their heads; from their heels and hands blood fell in
21 XIV |   straightening them under their heels, the Carthaginians massacred