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1   VII|     babbling echo, from the crooked shore;~And there the weary
2    IX|      From Sangar's mouth to crooked Meander's fall,~Where they
3    XV|       XIX~Next Tunis on the crooked shore they spied,~Whose
4   XVI| VIII~As through his channel crooked Meander glides~With turns
5   XVI|   their springward go:~Such crooked paths, such ways this palace
6  XVII|    And by their sides their crooked swords down hing:~Thus set,
7 XVIII|     falcon came,~Armed with crooked bill and talons long,~And