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 1 II  |     his deformity still more hideous. He might have been taken
 2 IV  |  everywhere, divinities with hideous heads might be seen, colossal
 3 VII |      At last in a hoarse and hideous voice he said:~“Less arrogance,
 4 VII |   stroke him softly with the hideous extremity of its stump.~
 5 IX  |    and they were so lean and hideous that they were like mummies
 6 XI  |    unclean being, who was as hideous as a larva and nearly as
 7 XII |      complicated wounds from hideous weapons. Greenish strips
 8 XII |     he knew himself to be so hideous that he wore a veil over
 9 XII |   branches of trees; and the hideous Auseans, who eat grass-hoppers;
10 XII | laughter—wretches ravaged by hideous diseases, deformed pigmies,
11 XIII|    genius of Mercury, to the hideous Rahab, which is the constellation
12 XIII|     tottered, a man pale and hideous with terror, thrust forward
13 XIV |     then again thrust in its hideous, yellow beak, while the