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1      I,  VIII|    the tower of the fort. The oblique rays of the sun lit up the
2      I,  XIV | looking, as if they found the oblique rays of the sun insufficient
3     II,  III |     clock in the morning; the oblique rays of the sun struck upon
4     II,  IV  |      western horizon, and its oblique rays cast long shadows of
5     II,  VIII|      its culmination. But its oblique rays were clear and powerful,
6     II,  XV  |    eight hours a day, and its oblique rays afforded plenty of
7     II,  XXII|   continued to approach in an oblique direction, and was presently