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 1 II |      Matho sought to drown his thoughts in wine. After his fits
 2 VI |      possession; such were the thoughts of the soldiers of the African
 3 VI | exhaustion and melancholy. His thoughts would be of the scent of
 4 VI |    Moreover, he was beset with thoughts of Salammbo, and he raved
 5 VI |     crept into the Barbarian’s thoughts. Then, on the contrary,
 6 VII|      strove to banish from his thoughts all forms, and all symbols
 7 VII|     riches he became calm; his thoughts, which were attracted by
 8 VII|        to banish them from his thoughts he was continually coming
 9 VII|      with him!”~Perhaps in his thoughts he intended a sacrifice.
10 X  |       Wearied at last with her thoughts she would rise, and trailing
11 X  |   there was now growing in his thoughts a religion of his own, with
12 XIV|     stomachs were filled their thoughts were less mournful.~The
13 XIV|       that benumbed them their thoughts jostled one another with
14 XIV|     watched him a crowd of dim thoughts absorbed her. This young
15 XIV|    this man would unburden her thoughts, just as people to cure