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| 28 | 407 | This was the result of the work of the sting flies, or, as the men of Ar are wont to call them, the needle flies. |
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| 28 | 404 | Labienus did not View more quotes about look">look directly at me while he spoke. |
| 28 | 405 | Rather he looked out over the marsh. |
| 28 | 406 | He did not see anything, however, as he was blind. |
| 28 | 407 | This was the result of the work of the sting flies, or, as the men of Ar are wont to call them, the needle flies. |
| 28 | 408 | In their attacks he had insufficiently defended himself from their depredations which, too often, are toward the eyes, the surfaces of which are moist and reflect light. |
| 28 | 409 | Most, of course, would shut or cover their eyes, perhaps with cloth or their hands or arms. |
| 28 | 410 | The rencers use rence mats most commonly, or hoods made of rence, for these, screenlike, permit one to see out but are too small to admit the average sting fly. |