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1     I,      II|   threw me to the opposite wall of the corridor.~ ~Yet the
2     I,      II|   lay across the barricade wall. His two hands were stretched
3     I,      II|    pine woods on the rocky wall of the mountain, and that
4     I,     III| his knees on the barricade wall, and his hands, with their
5     I,      XI|    it is so riveted to the wall that we could not remove
6     I,      XI|  it without tearing up the wall also."~ ~"Then why have
7    II,       I|  circuit of ground. In the wall of the rock was a grotto,
8    II,     VII|    threw the bottle to the wall with such force that it