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 1 I   | bleeding trunks between the stakes of their pens. In the open
 2 II  |   they began to pull up the stakes of their tents, to roll
 3 IV  |    around the body to solid stakes, and were offered food at
 4 V   |   rushed into the room with stakes, tomahawks, cutlasses, and
 5 VI  |  grass; they plucked up the stakes of the camp with their trunks,
 6 VII |   the other ships moored to stakes and terminating in crocodiles’
 7 IX  |     which sharp interlacing stakes were planted; and at sunrise
 8 XIII|   of stone. They cast turf, stakes, pebbles and chariots with
 9 XIII|    motionless, stiffer than stakes, their mouths open and their
10 XIII|     the dying with blows of stakes; or else with one foot on
11 XIV | with long nails as thick as stakes, as sharp as the spines