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 1     I|      at his own head, which he flung back defiantly as if daring
 2    IV|      face also, while the girl flung herself upon his shoulder
 3     V|  barred by the Kizlar-Aga, who flung himself to the ground before
 4     V|       had remounted the steps, flung himself on his horse and
 5    VI| apprehension.~ ~The doors were flung wide open, and the mob roared
 6  VIII|    Kapudan Pasha, his body was flung down in front of the fountains
 7  VIII|      Grand Vizier. His body we flung out into the piazza in front
 8    IX|     hands across his breast he flung himself down before the
 9     X|    fell upon their assailants, flung them to the ground, and
10    XI|     the mountain of Arafat and flung stones at the Devil in the
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