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 1 II |      both his hands; a hanging lamp lit up his armour, which
 2 V  |        went up to it. It was a lamp burning in a shell on the
 3 V  |      out. Spendius took up the lamp in order to light himself.~“
 4 V  |        opened.~A galley-shaped lamp hung burning in the back
 5 V  |        sand.~Behind the silver lamp he had perceived a large
 6 V  |         Then Matho took up the lamp very gently.~She was sleeping
 7 V  |  motionless holding the silver lamp at arm’s length; but on
 8 V  |         She did not speak. The lamp caused great luminous moires
 9 VI |      did not reply. An earthen lamp was burning gently against
10 VII|     his torch he lit a miner’s lamp which was fastened to the
11 VII|        and the flames from the lamp were mirrored in the great
12 XI |     another.~The flames of the lamp kindled in the squalls of
13 XI | re-entered his tent. The smoky lamp gave but little light, and