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 1 I   | starred with red flowers on a perfectly black ground. Between her
 2 II  |     his tail, which hung down perfectly straight along the cross.
 3 VI  |   immense lake rose an island perfectly black and pyramidal in form.
 4 VI  |   married to gibbets that are perfectly new! Your pay? it shall
 5 VII |  Eschmoun rose, and, standing perfectly upright, with his knees
 6 X   |      with golden spots upon a perfectly black ground, was now yellow,
 7 X   |      tail to the ground, rose perfectly erect; and his eyes, more
 8 XI  |   trails over large spaces of perfectly white soil. Sometimes they
 9 XIII|    But he would either remain perfectly silent, gazing at her with
10 XIII|       the plain but a sort of perfectly black, swarming mass, which
11 XIII|    sacrifice was necessary, a perfectly voluntary oblation, which
12 XV  |     of her arms, she remained perfectly upright in a hieratic attitude.~
13 XV  | humanity left; he was a long, perfectly red shape; his broken bonds