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 1 V  |     A milky light filled the sheets of talc which closed the
 2 V  |    Day was breaking, and the sheets of talc in the walls were
 3 VI |  lost in places beneath long sheets of yellow; carobs were shining
 4 VI |      from their cuirasses in sheets of horn or iron plates.
 5 VII|   his sides he wore gleaming sheets of steel; a red cloak, fastened
 6 VII|      it formed two brilliant sheets, so that his hair appeared
 7 VII|      is the account on these sheets of lead,” said the Steward. “
 8 VII|   Suddenly he let the wooden sheets fall to the ground and threw
 9 VII|   fastened like sconces upon sheets of brass, or were ranged
10 VII|      and shed their light in sheets, rays, and stars. Ceraunia,
11 XIV| blood made white spots, grey sheets and red fuses. The horrible