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 1 I   |    darted away.~They saw him run between the prows of the
 2 IV  |    themselves by making them run in the evening on the sands
 3 V   |   will call, her slaves will run up, and in spite of your
 4 VII | Abdalonim! you will make him run the gauntlet before sunset:
 5 VIII|      them harshly, made them run, leap, ascend the declivity
 6 VIII|    Clinabarians, and were to run beside the stallions with
 7 VIII|    fingers:~“Evoe! Sun after run! I have worked in the quarries,
 8 XI  |  would very quickly begin to run or would disappear into
 9 XI  | descending the mountain at a run, and the Punic squares were
10 XII |      were colder now, and to run over the hot sand. Crows,
11 XII |    climbed the mountain at a run. He waved some tablets at
12 XII |    despair. Then he began to run about the platform from
13 XIII|     in flames. They began to run and set fire to the rest.
14 XIII|     they dashed over it at a run and rolled into a pit in
15 XIII|   house. Some slaves who had run up at a sign kept watch
16 XIV | tying goats at intervals—had run upon them and so driven
17 XV  |     started off and began to run at random, making a noise