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 1 IV  |        kind of appendage to her person. He sat down in the night
 2 V   |         as are used to an angry person.~Spendius noticed a narrow
 3 V   |     following the curves of her person. Her eyes were just visible
 4 IX  |    about and giving orders. His person was clad in a brown cuirass
 5 XI  |        many draperies about her person, that it was impossible
 6 XI  |  perfume which exhaled from her person. It was a fresh, indefinable
 7 XIII| palpitating, and upon his whole person was displayed the indefinable
 8 XIV |      have seen in Narr’ Havas’s person a reflection, as it were,
 9 XIV |         to attach it to his own person.~The war, then, was ended;
10 XIV |        eyes by the grace of his person, and seemed to her like
11 XIV |       him—and the horror of his person appeared. Ulcers covered
12 XIV |        like portions of his own person, of his hatred,—and he felt
13 XV  |       hurl anything against his person, or to lay more than three