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ténèbres du brouillard, lorsque le soleil resplendit de nouveau comme d'ordinaire et que le brouillard fut dispersé, tous les chefs sortirent du camp, prêts à faire la guerre sur l'ordre du Roi des rois A'läf Sagad. Le daigaz mas Demya- hos et le Zan serär Hawaryä s'étant réunis tous les deux, en se séparant des chefs, mirent en fuite les
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