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 1 I   |     enveloped his countenance in shadow, so that only the fires
 2 I   |          arm, and felt it in the shadow to discover the wound.~By
 3 I   |          terrace. A huge mass of shadow stretched before them, appearing
 4 IV  |          and to follow me like a shadow!”~Then Matho, raising his
 5 V   |         a large hall filled with shadow.~Such an attempt was something
 6 V   |          red brightness, and the shadow of the palace, with its
 7 V   |      ceased at the edge;—and the shadow, like a great curtain, revealed
 8 VII |     mouldiness vegetating in the shadow of the palace. Hamilcar
 9 X   |     light of the moon a gigantic shadow walking obliquely in the
10 XI  |          which were still in the shadow seemed to be displaced bodily;
11 XII |      shining behind him, and his shadow, which was of extravagant
12 XIII|    suddenly broke forth from the shadow like the roaring of a genius
13 XIV | descending obliquely, marked the shadow of a leaf upon the ground.
14 XIV |   monstrous form cutting a black shadow on the background of the