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1 XIV   |    belly and the inside of the legs as white as the driven snow.~“
2 XIV   |       the ground, its arms and legs swaying to and fro in the
3 XV    |     the Arab fashion, with his legs crossed under him, and a
4 XVII  |     enough to cramp a fellow’s legs!”~“Oh, yes, indeed, my good
5 XXX   |    directions as fast as their legs and those of their horses
6 XXXI  |      much rest in fact, for my legs begin to feel rusty, and
7 XXXVII| galloping north as fast as our legs could carry us. I needn’
8 XXXVII|      was ready to drop off his legs; they were close on me;