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 1 I   | foliage with the vapour of the breath. Simultaneously were heard
 2 III |     from my body, and be but a breath, or a ray, and glide, mount
 3 V   |      me!—Drown my soul in your breath! Let my lips be crushed
 4 VI  |  hovered in it, subtler than a breath; and he would feel it, breathe
 5 VI  |   violaceous lips gave forth a breath more nauseous than the exhalation
 6 VII |     yawns; the vapour of their breath passed across the light
 7 VII |     deer park. They held their breath. An immense silence prevailed
 8 VIII|      vapours, as subtle as the breath, ran across the surface
 9 VIII|        were panting and out of breath with their running.~The
10 VIII|     when they desisted to take breath they would follow with their
11 XI  |   while you were speaking your breath passed across my face, and
12 XIV | through the exhalations of the breath they could see the souls
13 XIV |        as not to become out of breath, beating the ground with
14 XV  |       him, and they held their breath.~In their eyes the body