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 1     II,   201    |    dread tortures which the living frame~ ~
 2     II,   222    |                         And living victims there was space
 3    III,   564    |                          By living torches, 'neath a smoky
 4    III,   787    |                         The living rigour of his limbs; and
 5    III,   794    |   Thy frame, shall miss the living." Thus he spake,~ ~
 6     IV,   379    |                  Now hardly living, to the hostile camp~ ~
 7     IV,   572    |         This was despair of living. Great must be~ ~
 8     IV,   628    |   give no second blow. Half living now~ ~
 9      V,   194    |           Breathed from the living rock for centuries~ ~
10      V,   261    |                  Yet hardly living.~ ~ ~ ~ Nor did Appius dread~ ~
11      V,   613    |                 To earn thy living; and in years to come~ ~
12     VI,   107    | from full barns in place of living grass,~ ~
13     VI,   127    |              Blent with the living. Yet their camp was pitched~ ~
14     VI,   272    |                  Of Magnus, living: this your gift to him;~ ~
15     VI,   656    |              Blood from the living, or some banquet fell~ ~
16     VI,   861    | Conceded by the fates, with living snake~ ~
17     VI,   896    |    from the earth erect the living man.~ ~
18    VII,    60    |                60 Upon this living host shall rise again.~ ~
19    VII,   557(20)|  to-day you will praise me, living or dead." -- Durny, "History
20   VIII,   308    |     that I rise afresh with living hope~ ~
21     IX,   290    |        290 Second to Magnus living, he shall be~ ~
22     IX,   516    |   Unclothed their race, and living on the woes~ ~
23     IX,   751    |    Perished the limbs while living, and the soul~ ~
24     IX,  1019    |     we long, where yet some living thing~ ~