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 1 IV  |         tents and thrown into the pit used for the reception of
 2 IV  |          night on the edge of the pit, and recognised in their
 3 VII |           stone built in a square pit with a small pathway all
 4 VII |         who were leaning over the pit outside saw him resting
 5 XI  | entrenchments.~She noticed a wide pit on the right, and it seemed
 6 XI  |        all rotting pell-mell in a pit in the midst of filth. But
 7 XI  | companions, in getting out of the pit; then with elbows and hands
 8 XII |       they were still in the deep pit.~They were ranged on the
 9 XII |         he had been living in the pit he had been almost forgotten;
10 XIII|           a run and rolled into a pit in which there were hidden