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 1 II  |  motionless than the Sphynx, rested on their elbows with their
 2 III |   fashion on their stomachs, rested peacefully in the middle
 3 VI  | government.~First, the power rested with all, without any one
 4 VII |   and his black, bushy beard rested on his breast.~The galley,
 5 VIII|      and the ten lower ranks rested them upon the shoulders
 6 XII |   looking towards the dying, rested motionless on the tops of
 7 XIII|      about his waist, and he rested his little naked feet, which
 8 XIII|  lowest in the rear, and all rested their shields upon their
 9 XIII|  flagstone on which its feet rested, the children, wrapped in
10 XIV |     his ears; his right hand rested on a pike-staff adorned
11 XIV |  wind; but their chins still rested upon their breasts, and