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1     I|     on the pavement, and of sand a travers, the angle from
2     I| slew him and hid him in the sand. And another day he went
3    II|  from under upward, like as sand in a fountain or springing
4   III|     left him Iying upon the sand. But who might without weeping
5   III|  was left for dead upon the sand a little before, enforced
6     V|    made a little pit in the sand, and in his hand a little
7    VI|    he found a cross made of sand from that one side of the