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Mk 5:24b ... and were-following to-him a-crowd vast, and they-were-constricting him.

The 2nd and 3rd phrases have 8 narrator words in this order ... Kai ēkolouthei autō ochlos polus, kai sunethlibon auton (and were-following to-him a-crowd vast, and they-were-constricting him).

The 8 narrator words are bottom up. The six words "Kai ēkolouthei ochlos polus, kai sunethlibon" (And were following a crowd vast, and they were constricting) are tangent to the crowd. The two pronouns "autō, auton" (to him, him) are tangent to Jesus. The "vast crowd" from diagram 5:21b reappears and will do what the verses say as the story progresses.

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