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1      I,  I   |   constructed of roughly-hewn trunks of trees piled up horizontally,
2      I,  VIII|      long winter. Their thick trunks and dark gloomy branches
3      I,  VIII|       from their homes in the trunks of trees or the holes of
4      I,  XX  | caused by the cracking of the trunks of trees, of which the walls
5     II,  VII |  branches, almost tearing the trunks up by the roots; but it
6     II,  VII |    The dried resin in the old trunks aided the conflagration,
7     II,  XV  |       outside. In some places trunks of trees were seen embedded