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 1 II  |      his mane, were spread out wide like the wings of a bird.
 2 V   |       silver filigree formed a wide semicircle in front of the
 3 V   | chariot, where a cleft a cubit wide ran down the wall from top
 4 V   |      Cape of the Tombs, made a wide circuit of the salt lagoon,
 5 V   |    crush him. Matho gazed with wide vacant eyes upon the crowd.
 6 VIII|     dialect he opened his eyes wide as if he were telling of
 7 VIII|       turmae of cavalry formed wide circles which closed again
 8 XI  |  prudence sake they had made a wide detour the day before. But
 9 XI  |   entrenchments.~She noticed a wide pit on the right, and it
10 XII |   checked by the river. It was wide this time and the west wind
11 XII |     great gate of Khamon threw wide their leaves. The Punic
12 XIII|   cubits high and twenty-three wide, with nine stories, diminishing
13 XV  |     the road had been left too wide for him; and he passed along,
14 XV  |       bare; his mouth remained wide open; from his eye-sockets