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 1 II  |    captains. Her treasury was empty. The tribute to Rome was
 2 IV  |    eyebrows. The gardens were empty, and the red door with its
 3 IV  |     chest; it was three parts empty. They had seen such sums
 4 V   |      Spendius, “the temple is empty.”~Then a dazzling light
 5 VI  |       they were just going to empty their big stomachs, to dust
 6 VII |   three brass jars completely empty. Abdalonim turned away his
 7 VIII|        Those whose hands were empty clasped one another close;
 8 IX  |  villages passed through were empty, and the cabins were ransacked
 9 X   |   himself more forsaken, more empty, more alone.~Strange words
10 X   |  serpents. But the basket was empty; Salammbo was disturbed.~
11 XI  | ploughing, the fields were as empty as the desert as far as
12 XII |      pebbles in bags. Others, empty handed, chattered with their
13 XIII|      slave, “the streets were empty.”~As the war filled all
14 XIII|    seventh compartment yawned empty still.~Before undertaking
15 XIII|      colossus were completely empty. Then the priests, to encourage
16 XIV |       Then he raised both his empty hands towards heaven, closed
17 XV  |    towards the Acropolis, and empty the streets, to return with