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 1 II  |         frenzied, continuous, a sort of barking which they made
 2 II  |        gums were displayed in a sort of idiotic titter; his large,
 3 III |        sad!”~The slave lifted a sort of harp of ebony wood, taller
 4 IV  |         designs. Another man, a sort of giant who walked bareheaded,
 5 IV  |          Moreover he inspired a sort of mystic dread, and it
 6 IV  |   soldiers ran to him. He had a sort of tribune erected with
 7 IV  |         cry out.~The next day a sort of languor took possession
 8 IV  |      agreed upon. He fastened a sort of harpoon to the end of
 9 V   |    which was narrower, formed a sort of dado on the summit of
10 VII |         cunning and violence, a sort of discreet and convulsive
11 VII |          It served to conceal a sort of cellar containing mysterious
12 IX  |     Baal; they regarded it as a sort of union, a method of connecting
13 X   |      zaimph, and yet she felt a sort of joy, an intimate pride
14 X   |   permitted to depart, and as a sort of homage to Moloch, or
15 XIII| transverse partitions forming a sort of basin. The water was
16 XIII|         seen on the plain but a sort of perfectly black, swarming
17 XIII|       It even appeared to him a sort of outrage, an encroachment
18 XIII|        him and was moved with a sort of pity. With the tip of
19 XIV |       it was a proof of love, a sort of invitation.~Nevertheless