Chapter

 1 I   |       the paths were strewn with black sand mingled with powdered
 2 I   |         red doors quartered with black crosses, its brass gratings
 3 I   |          relieved by drawings in black, then with every kind of
 4 I   |          paleness of face. Small black felt caps of conical shape
 5 I   |         Sacred Legion. His full, black cloak, which was fastened
 6 I   |         of staircases, its lofty black houses, and its vague gods
 7 I   |     daughter herself, clothed in black garments, appeared on the
 8 I   |       red flowers on a perfectly black ground. Between her ankles
 9 I   |       the genius of my house, my black serpent slumbering up yonder
10 I   |          stature, and with short black curly hair. He had retained
11 I   |  perceived the red door with the black cross closing far above,
12 I   |        the gigantic billows of a black and petrified ocean.~But
13 I   |        themselves like a herd of black goats coming down from the
14 I   |       eyes, and just now I saw a black ram retreating in a temple.”
15 II  |      were dressed in garments of black. The sailors’ tunics showed
16 II  |         raised somewhat, and the black blood, flowing through his
17 II  |           and darted their great black eyes upon the army as it
18 II  |         ground.~He wore boots of black felt strewn with silver
19 II  |           a girdle, and an ample black cloak with laced double-sleeves.
20 III |      ill-defined ruins, piles of black earth, and gardens formed
21 III |         This was a water, muddy, black, icy and deep. It contained
22 IV  |        and the red door with its black cross remained constantly
23 IV  |   wrapped up in an ape’s skin, a black stone which had fallen from
24 IV  |        dead. Suddenly all became black before them, and the speed
25 V   |     Byrsa there stretched a long black mass: it was the temple
26 V   |          had nothing in it but a black painting representing another
27 V   |       they distinguished a large black serpent. It darted quickly
28 V   |       the centre there was a big black stone, of semispherical
29 V   | recognised the red door with the black cross. The throbbing of
30 V   |      which were painted red with black bands. The ceiling was an
31 V   |     wings, fitted on branches of black coral, lay about among purple
32 V   |          appeared to be lying on black feathers, and her ample
33 V   |          grew pale beneath their black skins.~Matho was standing
34 VI  |     alliance.~A white bull and a black sheep, the symbols of day
35 VI  |         rose an island perfectly black and pyramidal in form. On
36 VI  |       against the flowers on his black tunic; his huge arms were
37 VI  |      composed of wheat, sulphur, black wine, bitch’s milk, myrrh,
38 VII |      hung from his ears, and his black, bushy beard rested on his
39 VII |     lighted by means of delicate black discs let into the wall
40 VII |          the folding shutters of black lattice-work. Arborescences,
41 VII |        face with her sleeve; the black colour, the senile trembling,
42 VII |        down to the ground; three black stones bordered by yellow
43 VII |         colour of the walls grew black as it rose towards the vaulted
44 VII |         level with the pavement; black smoke issuing from them
45 VII |         belonging to Megara wore black or white tunics, leathern
46 VII |         the Negresses formed big black spots on the line of the
47 VII |         said that far beyond the Black Harousch, after passing
48 VII |          which was floating on a black liquid in a silver vat,
49 VII |          and the end of the limp black rag, which scarcely covered
50 VII |        which was a long house of black stone built in a square
51 VIII|         his hands over her long, black hair; and the imagination
52 VIII|          became thicker, larger; black hillocks swayed to and fro;
53 VIII|       arrows that clung to their black skins. The Indians, squatting
54 IX  |      suddenly burst asunder, its black spirals extending far away,
55 IX  |          walls were covered with black veils; tapers burnt on the
56 X   |           her great serpent, the black python, was drooping; and
57 X   |    golden spots upon a perfectly black ground, was now yellow,
58 X   |      Taanach would draw back the black felt lozenges that closed
59 X   | veil-covered face, he had cast a black cock upon a fire of sandarach
60 X   |     carried a kind of cithara of black wood against his hip. The
61 X   |     phial; it was the blood of a black dog slaughtered by barren
62 X   |        it tightened upon her its black rings that were spotted
63 X   |      these garments she placed a black mantle with a flowing train;
64 XI  |        ears. The villages showed black upon the clear horizon,
65 XI  |       she had a yellow veil with black flowers over her face, and
66 XI  |        lay soiled with crumbs of black bread; some copper money
67 XI  |           they shone through his black beard, and there was a silent
68 XI  |        and flew off like arrows; black shadows ran about distractedly
69 XII |        palisades. A long heap of black cinders was smoking on the
70 XII |        straying about with their black muzzles all plastered with
71 XII |         the Barbarians.~It was a black stallion, which was fed
72 XII |        Garamantians, masked with black veils, rode behind on their
73 XII |          the White Harousch, the Black Harousch, the desert of
74 XII |       jewels, the filth of their black skin made them look like
75 XII |          had remained. He showed black against the background of
76 XIII|           Calcined trunks formed black spots amid opened entrails,
77 XIII| combatants were annoyed by great black flies. Old men carried off
78 XIII|        been covered with chains. Black veils were placed upon the
79 XIII|  shoulders covered with his long black hair, went about everywhere,
80 XIII|          but a sort of perfectly black, swarming mass, which extended
81 XIII|         began their task.~Men in black robes presented themselves
82 XIII|          nine years of age, with black hair and swelling forehead!
83 XIII|       Diamonds sparkled on their black garments; but their rings
84 XIII|       angry laughter shook their black beards, which were displayed
85 XIII|         the children, wrapped in black veils, formed a motionless
86 XIII|   forward a child; then a little black mass was seen between the
87 XIV |        washed temple-roofs shone black in the gleam of the lightning.
88 XIV |     their ears, their nails grew black, the cold reached to their
89 XIV |   dilated, and there was a great black circle round their eyes,
90 XIV |  perceive confusedly below great black masses supporting them;
91 XIV |         horrible animals dug out black furrows as they passed through
92 XIV |        feathers after its little black hoofs. The clamours of the
93 XIV |         the crests of the hills, black tents were struck as though
94 XIV |           like an archipelago of black rocks floating on the water.~
95 XIV |          meet them.~Clad in vast black robes, with a tuft of hair
96 XIV |         monstrous form cutting a black shadow on the background
97 XV  |   transparent robes of yellow or black, uttering cries like birds
98 XV  |          tail, described a large black circle. In the middle of
99 XV  |         on the threshold of this black hole.~He came forth bent