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1 II |         sometimes the rain of a storm would hang from the sky
2 VI |   around her, and the slightest storm shook this formidable machine.~
3 VII|       as in the lightnings of a storm. The governors of the country
4 XI |      bleated, frightened by the storm.~“Oh! come near!” he went
5 XI | infinite distance from her.~The storm was departing; drops of
6 XII|        Carthage, foundered in a storm. The gods were evidently
7 XIV|  Barbarians had encountered the storm in their ill-closed tents;
8 XIV|     that they were sailing in a storm and gave orders for the
9 XIV|       along like derelicts in a storm. Hamilcar was growing desperate;