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1   III|      upper jacket, the binis heavy with turquoise,[Pg 56] the
2    IV|   smiting the table with his heavy fist at this point of the
3     V|     drag after them the long heavy guns on wheeled carriages.
4     V|  could carry him, taking the heavy twelve-pounder along with
5     V|    on perceiving therein the heavy cannon-ball at once understood
6    IX| theirs whose is the merit. A heavy burden oppresses thy slaves,