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 1 I   |        ramparts were being carved by degrees upon the paleness of the
 2 II  |             these attentions, and by degrees unlocked his lips.~He had
 3 VI  |               ascended by insensible degrees to the edge of the sky.
 4 VII |            quickly reassured; and by degrees they turned their backs
 5 VII |              bottom of her heart.~By degrees the panting Salammbo, crushed
 6 VIII|              men in battle array. By degrees he slackened his speed.
 7 X   |         mounting up to her throat by degrees and strangling her.~She
 8 XI  |         skins crossed their path. By degrees others appeared wandering
 9 XIII|             against the ramparts. By degrees he had drawn near; the smell
10 XIII|   accompanying blood and shrieks.~By degrees people came into the end
11 XIV |           circle of them narrowed by degrees; the weakened Barbarians
12 XIV | Carthaginians, however, flattened by degrees, became quite straight,
13 XIV |        pyramid, which grew larger by degrees.~Soon there were only fifty,
14 XV  |           this, gaining precision by degrees, brought a crushing sadness
15 XV  |            involuntarily advanced by degrees to the edge of the terrace;