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 1 I   |      They were on the terrace. A huge mass of shadow stretched
 2 II  |        of the hills. Sometimes a huge rock would tower aloft like
 3 II  |       cross like a criminal. His huge muzzle fell upon his breast,
 4 V   | staircase of six silver steps.~A huge cedar occupied the centre.
 5 V   |     filled the entire ceiling; a huge egg hung by a thread from
 6 V   |        his feet, and at last the huge leaves partly opened.~Then
 7 VI  |          on his black tunic; his huge arms were compressed within
 8 VII |         there on the flag-stones huge lions were couched like
 9 VII |        In the corners there were huge baskets of hippopotamus
10 VII |      trunk tried by stooping its huge head and bending its hams
11 VIII|         were fortified with four huge towers provided with catapults;
12 VIII|        great blow.~Down fell the huge beasts, falling one above
13 IX  |       hoarse cries, and formed a huge cloud rolling continually
14 XI  |     other places it looked as if huge torrents were crossing one
15 XII |         a crack was heard, and a huge stone ricocheting on the
16 XIII|          at the end, bent like a huge reed. The soldiers, who
17 XIII|    armour; and from time to time huge fragments broke off from
18 XIV |          the slope was steep the huge blocks had rolled down pell-mell
19 XIV |         Afterwards he opened his huge jaws, and for some minutes