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 1 VI  |          would fill and suddenly clear again; people ascended the
 2 VII |     hoped by his sole efforts to clear away.~“O father!” exclaimed
 3 VII |         your consciences are not clear, woe be on your heads! Go
 4 VII |        with his understanding as clear as in the sternest of his
 5 X   |      distinction not always very clear even to the priest.~“The
 6 X   |     stretched forth gleaming and clear like a sword half out of
 7 XI  |   villages showed black upon the clear horizon, with shapes incoherently
 8 XIII|       long cascade formed by the clear falling water of the aqueduct.
 9 XIII|         still contained a little clear water for Salammbo’s ablutions.
10 XIV | Sometimes she could be seen in a clear and luminous spot stretched