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1 I  | plaintive song, a song loud and soft, rising and falling in the
2 II |       straw and linen rags; his soft and earthy skin hung on
3 V  |        felt something strangely soft beneath their feet. Sparks
4 V  |         brightness, radiant and soft. Spendius sought to restrain
5 V  |      ample white tunic wound in soft draperies to her feet following
6 X  |         into blessings upon the soft and fertile planet. At last
7 XIV|      had felt her little, cold, soft hand fastened to his own;
8 XIV|       viscous skin gave a rude, soft impression to the touch,
9 XIV|      the fellies of wheels; the soft blades were twisted by a