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 1 I   |     couch. A necklace of silver moons was tangled in his hairy
 2 II  |         felt strewn with silver moons. His legs were swathed in
 3 IV  |      long and would require six moons more. When they were fat
 4 VI  |      last screws. He lost three moons more in equipping the one
 5 VI  | citizens, corn enough for three moons, a considerable quantity
 6 VII |      BARCA~The Announcer of the Moons, who watched on the summit
 7 VII |    rising; the Announcer of the Moons put up his hand before his
 8 VII |       towards the west for four moons without meeting with any
 9 VIII|          they were paid for six moons in advance at the rate of
10 VIII|     beside the Announcer of the Moons and take note of the wind.~
11 XIV | impetuous and fertile. For five moons he dragged his enemies after