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 1 IV  | provisions would sooner or later lead them to devastate the surrounding
 2 IV  |       with a style on a sheet of lead.~A man passed walking heavily
 3 V   |          she? I wish to see her! Lead me!”~“It is a piece of insanity!”
 4 VI  |          as motionless as molten lead. A cloud of brown dust stretching
 5 VI  |        phalaricas, and masses of lead were already being showered
 6 VII |       account on these sheets of lead,” said the Steward. “As
 7 VIII|     grating of tyres, bullets of lead and almonds of clay whistled
 8 IX  |         among the Barbarians and lead them against her. Moreover,
 9 XI  |        At last she said to him:~“Lead me to your tent! I wish
10 XII |  lieutenant, Magdassin, so as to lead the troops which were to
11 XIII|       their garments; the liquid lead hopped on their helmets
12 XIII|    tracks made by the streams of lead might be distinguished on
13 XIV |          Silver Mountain and the Lead Mountain; the entire army
14 XIV |  descried, departing towards the Lead Mountain. Hamilcar did not
15 XIV |      gods he called upon them to lead him to the schalischim,
16 XV  |          flay him alive, to pour lead into his entrails, to kill