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 1 I   |    sneered through the bright tears that bathed his face. At
 2 I   |   ceased not to weep, and the tears fell into the water continually.”~
 3 VII |    siege of Hecatompylos, and tears flowed down his face like
 4 VII |      it!” He went on again in tears: “Ah! if you knew how full
 5 VII |    caress from the animal two tears started into his eyes. He
 6 X   |      do into the earth. Their tears compose its humidity; ’tis
 7 X   |       despise the nurse!” And tears of tenderness and vexation
 8 XI  |    upon his bronzed neck; big tears rolled in his eyes like
 9 XII |       the great funeral-pile; tears provoked tears, the sobs
10 XII |  funeral-pile; tears provoked tears, the sobs became shriller,
11 XII |      his breast, and two long tears like pearls fell upon his
12 XIII| eyeless orbits seemed to weep tears as big as almonds. There
13 XIII|     upon their shoulders, and tears streamed over the faces
14 XIII|   time, rushed upon them; his tears fell into the dishes.~Hamilcar
15 XIV |       in all their limbs, and tears came to their eyelids; nevertheless
16 XIV |      greenish strips; and the tears streaming through the tubercles
17 XV  |     embraced one another with tears; the Tyrian towns were taken,