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 1 XIII  |   mingled together in confused masses of superb brilliance, as
 2 XIII  |      quite ill-distinguishable masses; men and animals on the
 3 XIV   |  angular ridges of rock; conic masses, like the rocks of Karnak,
 4 XVI   |    northward, and the lowering masses assumed a most sinister
 5 XVI   |      his last rays beneath the masses of heaped-up cloud, adorned
 6 XVI   | sliding out of the pools—those masses of blood-colored flesh—and
 7 XXI   |     electric flash between two masses of cloud, he distinctly
 8 XXII  |       melted lava, and hurling masses of rock to an enormous height.
 9 XXIII |       broken rocks; huge stony masses scattered hither and thither,
10 XXIII |      his remains, and above it masses of rock were deposited,
11 XXXIII|     the tree, took hold in the masses of reeds mixed with the
12 XXXIV |     had accumulated in compact masses; and there, where so recently
13 XLI   |        level of certain broken masses of rock, against which it