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 1 V   | ruminating in a square before heaps of cut grass. Then they
 2 VII |   shackled horses eating from heaps of chopped grass.~All the
 3 VII |       were hillocks formed of heaps of bullion on the pavement;
 4 VII |    burying their faces in the heaps of it and devouring it.~“
 5 VIII|   stone walls; on the summits heaps of grass were made which
 6 VIII|     starlight of long, uneven heaps lying upon the ground.~They
 7 IX  |    the entrenchment among the heaps of filth; it would be knocked
 8 XI  |      and there were scattered heaps of corn; at other places
 9 XIII|      defence, had accumulated heaps of ruins in the middle of
10 XIV |     by the portcullis and the heaps of rocks.~Then they all
11 XIV |       the west.~In one of the heaps, which in an irregular fashion
12 XV  |     variegated garments, like heaps of flowers blooming in the