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 1 II  |     in order to torture their souls; they were hung up in pieces
 2 V   |   would fain give forth their souls; and every shape was to
 3 VII |  Hadrumetum and the empire of Souls! by extermination! by the
 4 X   |      to her the theory of the souls that descend upon the earth,
 5 X   |      even to the priest.~“The souls of the dead,” said he, “
 6 X   |    fulgurations; and then the souls of the gods sometimes visited
 7 XII |        This was to oblige the souls to return. Then the shouting
 8 XIII|    last tie which bound their souls to a merciful divinity was
 9 XIV |        at the bottom of their souls, jealous of such courage.~
10 XIV |     breath they could see the souls of their companions. They
11 XIV |    alive. They directed their souls to this idea exclusively,
12 XIV |       from the bottom of your souls, with the intention of fulfilling
13 XIV |     them with their departing souls.~Nevertheless they had glimpses,
14 XIV | companions came back to their souls and increased their energy;
15 XV  |      from the bottom of their souls there sprang up in spite