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 1 I   |    dromedaries. A Lusitanian of gigantic stature ran over the tables,
 2 I   |         accumulations, like the gigantic billows of a black and petrified
 3 III |       one house to another like gigantic bats spreading their wings.
 4 VII |         length of the mast; its gigantic oars kept time as they beat
 5 VII |         formed, as it were, the gigantic border of this horn of plenty
 6 VII |    without even looking at some gigantic pieces of amber, an almost
 7 VIII|        with salt glittered like gigantic silver dishes forgotten
 8 X   |         the light of the moon a gigantic shadow walking obliquely
 9 XII |          twelve rams, and three gigantic catapults which hurled pieces
10 XIII|       arranged at the base of a gigantic beam which was suspended
11 XIII| branches through the azure like gigantic trees.~Many fainted; others
12 XIV |    always been good-natured!”~A gigantic cross stood at the gate.
13 XV  |    three long tables laden with gigantic plate, at which the priests,