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 1 I   |       its large, straight, ebony staircase, bearing the prow of a vanquished
 2 I   |          She descended the first staircase, which ran obliquely along
 3 I   |        at the head of the galley staircase. Motionless and with head
 4 I   |         she descended the galley staircase. The priests followed her.
 5 IV  |     themselves on the steps of a staircase. A door of bronze closed
 6 V   |         the third enclosure by a staircase of six silver steps.~A huge
 7 V   | semicircle in front of the brass staircase which led down from the
 8 V   |          reached thus the galley staircase. Matho raised his head,
 9 V   |       continually ascending this staircase. The sky above his head
10 VII |        But when he was below the staircase leading down from the Acropolis,
11 VII |          to make the great ebony staircase, with its thronging women,
12 IX  |       not pass beyond the galley staircase. They remained below with
13 X   |       from the top of the galley staircase.~There were people in the
14 X   |        was descending the galley staircase.~“Mistress!” cried the nurse.~
15 XI  |        at the foot of the galley staircase, and leaning over she recognised
16 XIII|      torch, went down the galley staircase. As he passed through the
17 XIV |       steps of an immense ruined staircase.~The Barbarians were still
18 XV  |        he was lost to sight.~The staircase of the Acropolis had sixty