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 1 II  | appeared like tall blades of grass, and finally all was lost
 2 II  |   the vines. They lay on the grass and gazed with stupefaction
 3 II  |  down to the ground, and the grass made a continuous rustling
 4 II  |    in nearly naked, and with grass on their heads to protect
 5 V   |   square before heaps of cut grass. Then they passed beneath
 6 VI  |  wild boars through tufts of grass; they plucked up the stakes
 7 VII |  fain have had the blades of grass soldiers and made battalions
 8 VII | eating from heaps of chopped grass.~All the servants hastened
 9 VIII|      on the summits heaps of grass were made which might be
10 IX  |     to be running across the grass.~Suddenly large plumes arose
11 IX  |   shackles. To economise the grass he ordered the Clinabarians
12 XI  |   brook flowed amid the long grass; and as they ascended the
13 XI  |      sun heated the yellowed grass; the ground was all chinked
14 XIII|     enclosures, and gathered grass and flowers among the stones
15 XIV |     birds fluttered amid the grass: ring-necked glareolas,
16 XIV |   single tree nor a blade of grass; the children and the infirm,
17 XIV |     for.~Hanno fell upon the grass; and he saw around him other