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 1 III |        take your nebal and play softly on the silver string, for
 2 VII |      small oval chamber.~It was softly lighted by means of delicate
 3 VII |  bending its hams to stroke him softly with the hideous extremity
 4 VIII|       their captain tapped them softly on the shoulder.~A man of
 5 X   |        latter for a few minutes softly over her shoulders to cool
 6 X   |       immobility.~Taanach stole softly along the prows to the foot
 7 X   |    became silent, sobbing quite softly with her head in the hands
 8 XI  |    slate-coloured waves chopped softly, and the light wind blowing
 9 XII | followed the armies, came quite softly into the midst of the Barbarians.
10 XIII|       He would strike the ropes softly with the extremity of his
11 XIV |     they groaned, and some wept softly like little children.~They
12 XIV |         trees around them cooed softly, and other birds fluttered