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1    II,  14|  between the hills and the shore, while on the sea was the
2    II,  59| murdered as he reached the shore. His wife threw herself
3   III,  42|  the nearest points of the shore, invested the place by sea
4   III,  47| the Greeks on the farthest shore of the Pontus. There he
5    IV,  17|   sterns on to the hostile shore. At last they killed the
6    IV,  87|  had been brought close to shore, and, wonderful to say,
7     V,  7 |    is drawn by hand to the shore, and that there, when dried
8     V,  8 | and fused into glass. This shore is of limited extent, but