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 1 I   |     gaze far beyond terrestrial space. She bent her head as she
 2 III |     curved thou glidest through space like a mastless galley;
 3 V   |       barking. But suddenly the space grew wider and they recognised
 4 VIII|      being blown furiously. The space which the Barbarians had
 5 IX  |         in the insufficiency of space. The Numidians might dash
 6 XI  | together, extended over a great space.~Salammbo made a movement
 7 XII |  towards Hippo-Zarytus, and the space being broader at this spot
 8 XII |    their steps; the intervening space lessened in the middle of
 9 XIII|        if they were seeking for space. The nostrils of his delicate
10 XIII|    Baal-Samin, god of celestial space; Baal-Peor, god of the sacred
11 XIV |     made to fit the intervening space exactly, suddenly sank before
12 XIV |       of the plain. They lacked space; they thronged half-rearing
13 XV  |        pools of pink oil in the space enclosed by the tables,