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 1 IV  |       striped by the casting of filth, while streets passed through
 2 IV  |       used for the reception of filth. They were tied with iron
 3 VII |      harbour, which was full of filth, fragments of wood, and
 4 VII |         boots as he crushed the filth under-foot; and he had not
 5 IX  |         covered with vermin and filth. Their hair had been plucked
 6 IX  | entrenchment among the heaps of filth; it would be knocked down
 7 XI  |        in a pit in the midst of filth. But the sturdiest of them
 8 XII |    their red wooden jewels, the filth of their black skin made
 9 XIII|        they hurled all kinds of filth, human excrements, pieces
10 XIV |        fish, fed on corpses and filth. Their ramparts, kept in
11 XV  |         with sponges steeped in filth and fastened upon sticks.