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 1        I,  V   |   subsided, and its two inmates lay motionless, buried under
 2        I,  V   | accomplish the three miles that lay between the gourbi and the
 3        I,  V   |   Timascheff.”~Beyond the ditch lay a small piece of meadow
 4        I,  V   |         been traveling, I would lay my cap to a dish of couscous
 5        I,  VIII|       which, calm and deserted, lay outstretched before him.
 6        I,  VIII|  constellations in their beauty lay stretched before his eyes—
 7        I,  XI  |       sir; I should much rather lay to and wait till daylight.
 8        I,  XII |      certain, moreover, that it lay two degrees at least still
 9        I,  XXI |      the stern winter-time that lay before them— a winter-time
10        I,  XXII|       the north, east, and west lay the Gallian Sea, smooth
11       II,  II  |    accustomed routine; and they lay down night after night,
12       II,  III |      sidereal regions. Unfolded lay the past and the present
13       II,  IV  |    beyond the orbit of Jupiter, lay clearly defined before their
14       II,  V   |       the Dobryna and the Hansa lay firmly imprisoned in their
15       II,  V   |       mile of level ground that lay between the mountain and
16       II,  V   |        the spot where the Hansa lay bound in her icy trammels.
17       II,  VIII|       the book of the firmament lay open before him, he could
18       II,  XIV |         up the arduous way that lay between his nook below and
19       II,  XV  |       first occupant who should lay claim to it. To plant the