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 1 I  | Numidian marble, broad courses supporting its four terraced stories.
 2 I  |    were twelve pedestals, each supporting a great glass ball, and
 3 V  |  goddess!” cried Salammbo, and supporting herself on both clenched
 4 VII| thronged around a second story supporting a kind of rotunda, from
 5 VII|     resting on three claws and supporting a torch. All these lights
 6 VII|     and the third all of cedar—supporting a copper cupola upon twenty-four
 7 VII|     and then crystal mountains supporting the sun behind lakes all
 8 VII|   baskets of hippopotamus skin supporting whole rows of smaller bags;
 9 XI |   little sapphire scales, each supporting a hollow pearl filled with
10 XII|      would hang a slender cord supporting a diamond that the Satraps
11 XIV|       below great black masses supporting them; these rose, as though