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 1 III  | Forthwith he bounded up the steps and announced his arrival
 2 V    |    thus advancing with sure steps to the discovery of the
 3 XV   |   the palace, directing his steps immediately toward the balloon,
 4 XXII |    instead of retracing his steps, he persisted in his evangelical
 5 XXIV |   impossible to retrace his steps? Were there not currents
 6 XXV  |     interior by a flight of steps that was now nothing but
 7 XXVI |    the night. The first few steps he took were painful, for
 8 XXVI |  painful, for they were the steps of an enfeebled man quite
 9 XXVI |    He strove to retrace his steps, but in vain. He called
10 XXVII|      slid down the dampened steps, and flung himself at full
11 XXVII|     started on a run up the steps of the well.~But what was
12 XXVII|  would have rolled down the steps; she’s up there, ready to
13 XXVII|     it above the top of the steps. The lioness flung herself
14 XXVII|   of agony, rolled down the steps, overturning Joe in her