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 1 I   |    green sauce in plates of red clay relieved by drawings in
 2 I   |         furnaces for baking the clay coffins were beginning to
 3 II  |   themselves defenceless, their clay bullets having been put
 4 IV  |         on the highest terraces clay furnaces for heating the
 5 V   | bracelets strung upon them; and clay vases were cooling in the
 6 V   |         in the wall between the clay flagons, cried out these
 7 VI  |         forward, put one of his clay bullets into his thong,
 8 VIII|  bullets of lead and almonds of clay whistled through the air,
 9 XIII|     brought by the Negroes; the clay pots broke on the flag-stones,
10 XIII|      where they had raised with clay two transverse partitions