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 1 IV     | various tribes residing on its banks, the most of whom are cannibals.~
 2 XVIII  |        villages that lined the banks of the stream. At the second
 3 XVIII  |      shower of balls from both banks, along with a perfect cloud
 4 XXV    |       Joe; “I think I see some banks of clouds in the east.”~“
 5 XIX    | stretched themselves along the banks, turning up toward the sun
 6 XXXI   |        the Shari. The charming banks of this river were hidden
 7 XXXIII |        wait; we’ll explore the banks; we’ll search the water’
 8 XXXVIII|        has scattered along its banks the most important cities
 9 XXXVIII|     flowed broadly between its banks, and its waters rolled southward
10 XLIX   |       the Niger flowed between banks richly grown with cruciferous
11 XLIX   |       aeronauts awoke over the banks of the Niger, not far from
12 XLI    |  beyond it.”~“Let us reach its banks, at all events,” said the