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1 XIV |      traces of caravans; the bones of men and animals, that
2 XIV |    many Druidic dolmens; the bones of buffaloes and elephants
3 XX  | trunk was covered with human bones. The flowers of which Joe
4 XXIV| encampments, or the whitened bones of men and animals. But
5 XXV |      a long line of whitened bones; pieces of skeletons surrounded
6 XXV |     away among the bleaching bones of the caravan.~At supper,
7 XXXV|   look at the heaps of human bones that lay scattered around
8 XXXV|    chilled the marrow in his bones. The branches of the tree