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 1 I   |         war, had allowed all the returning bands to accumulate in the
 2 II  |       the hill sobbing, like one returning from a funeral.~Spendius,
 3 VI  |            asked Spendius.~“I am returning! Let me alone! I will bring
 4 VII |      middle of the sea. As I was returning I saw the rock quite white
 5 VII |          house drooping. But the returning master is like reviving
 6 VII |       freely,” said she, “of the returning cup, which your servant
 7 VIII|        man could not die. He was returning to fulfil his promise;—a
 8 VIII| extraordinary chances—the Suffet returning, Narr’ Havas going away—”~“
 9 XIII|       the supreme Baal, who were returning to their first cause to
10 XIV |       assured him that they were returning to the rest in order to
11 XIV |       out, some Zuaeces who were returning had tumbled the rocks down,