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 1 I   |   cross ways, storks took to flight, white sails fluttered.
 2 V   |      itself. We have neither flight, nor succour, nor pardon
 3 VIII|      to be done? No means of flight! The suddenness of the event,
 4 VIII| elephants which had taken to flight roamed in the horizon with
 5 IX  |     lost themselves in their flight, and were found dead here
 6 IX  |      were not long in taking flight. The villages passed through
 7 XI  |  prevent them from taking to flight; and they were all rotting
 8 XII |  perish under torture. As to flight, what routes could they
 9 XIII|   than they speedily took to flight, for the Baal could be looked
10 XIV |     was apparently taking to flight; and running northward before
11 XIV |     like wolves, and take to flight like vultures. The Barbarians