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1        I,  VII  |         water. Ben Zoof at once lighted a fire, singing all the
2        I,  VII  |  function. But no; the fire was lighted just as usual, and fanned
3        I,  XI   |         in which floated a long lighted wick, the flame of which
4        I,  XX   | darkness, “come on! Our fire is lighted! no stint of fuel! Nature
5        I,  XXI  |       now revealed itself, well lighted and thoroughly warm, was
6       II,  XI   |         sunset the torches were lighted, and the long series of
7       II,  XII  |      was quite capable of being lighted by means of lamps and lanterns.
8       II,  XII  |        home. The large cave was lighted by the Dobryna’s lamps,
9       II,  XVIII|         casing, and filled with lighted hay, served to keep the