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 1 IV  |       the back of Megara, and higher than the Acropolis, appeared
 2 IV  |       rose an enormous chest, higher than a catafalque, and furnished
 3 VII |    Eschmoun. His gaze mounted higher still, to the great pure
 4 VII |     of it. Then further back, higher than the candelabrum, and
 5 VII |     the candelabrum, and much higher than the altar, rose the
 6 VIII|    desert; the sun, which was higher now, shone more strongly:
 7 VIII|        with uplifted arms and higher than the dust, like an eagle
 8 XI  |       citron trees, which are higher than cedars, milk-coloured
 9 XII |       did not stop; they went higher to find a narrower place.
10 XIII|   rampart raised twelve palms higher, all the material in the
11 XIII|      steps and were heaped up higher than the wall. Matho turned
12 XIV | eternal mountain seemed still higher to them every morning.~Sometimes
13 XIV |     he raised his voice still higher; and in the names of their
14 XIV |     arms, which were fastened higher than their heads; from their
15 XIV |        and he felt his spirit higher, and his arms stronger;
16 XV  |    and there was a fourth and higher one for Hamilcar, Narr’