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 1 V   |    it was being pulled very gently from below. It was a large
 2 V   | Matho took up the lamp very gently.~She was sleeping with her
 3 VI  |    earthen lamp was burning gently against the tent-pole, where
 4 VII | their mouths or rolled them gently in the hem of their mantles,
 5 VII |    the papyrus plant rocked gently. It was the month of Schebaz
 6 VIII|    rolled their heads about gently; others dragged themselves
 7 X   |     flames advanced swaying gently; they transmitted fires
 8 X   |    guessed her sorrow, said gently to her:~“But they will come
 9 X   |     of its tail the serpent gently beat her thigh; then the
10 XI  |   by the wrists he drew her gently to him, and then sat down
11 XIII|     soldiers, began to rock gently like a ship. In fact, the
12 XIII| dark Hamilcar lifted him up gently, and, without a torch, went
13 XIV |      and their swords waved gently through the air like blind
14 XV  |     bent, and he sank quite gently upon the pavement.~Some