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 1 I   | conflicted with consonants of the desert as harsh as the jackal’s
 2 I   |         had sent hunters into the desert!” Her voice swelled; her
 3 II  |    themselves and of reaching the desert, the country of sands and
 4 II  |          hair, and the men of the desert listened motionless, cowled
 5 IV  |     intercept the commerce of the desert. If they fell back to the
 6 VII |        theirs the severity of the desert, and strange jewels sparkled
 7 VII |       burns! by the thirst of the desert and the saltness of the
 8 VII |         through the terror of the desert;—and he said that far beyond
 9 VIII|         across the surface of the desert; the sun, which was higher
10 XI  |       fields were as empty as the desert as far as the eye could
11 XI  |          and in the depths of the desert, and I will overthrow your
12 XII |   Marmarica. They had crossed the desert, drinking at the brackish
13 XII |           the Black Harousch, the desert of Augila, and even from
14 XIV |           brave fellow, would not desert them. “’Twill be to-morrow!”
15 XIV |         as the first sands of the desert. They sought for a place
16 XV  |          others had come from the desert.~As the colleges arrived