Chapter

 1 I   |       pomegranate shone amid the white tufts of the cotton-plant;
 2 I   |         colour of the night. His white beard, the radiancy of his
 3 I   |     trimmed vegetation. Lines of white flowers all following one
 4 I   |         very bottom, on a bed of white pebbles and golden dust.
 5 I   |        of verdure, emitting long white spirals, looked like volcanoes
 6 I   |     shadows of pale men, clad in white, red-fringed robes, which
 7 I   |   gardens with their windings of white. The conical roofs of the
 8 I   |        the dawn; and a girdle of white foam rocked around the Carthaginian
 9 I   |           storks took to flight, white sails fluttered. In the
10 II  |         line of walls resting on white rocks and blending with
11 II  |          rose; blue, yellow, and white veils moved on the walls
12 II  |  perceived some men covered with white cloaks; among them was Narr’
13 III |         darkness there glittered white and luminous specks:— the
14 III |         whole length of the long white simar which hung without
15 III |         as in a mirror. Thou art white, gentle, luminous, immaculate,
16 IV  |         the noise of anvils, the white cocks, sacred to the Sun,
17 IV  |       wore wolf skins upon their white bosoms; and sturdy children,
18 IV  |     murmur. The Negroes demanded white shells such as are used
19 IV  |        faces of a bluish colour. White mucus flowed from their
20 V   |         the wall there fell thin white rays, and they advanced
21 V   |         a very low bed made with white leathern straps; while above,
22 V   |          feathers, and her ample white tunic wound in soft draperies
23 V   |        advancing, clothed in her white trailing simar, and with
24 VI  |      about twenty men.~They wore white woollen cloaks, long daggers,
25 VI  |         accepted the alliance.~A white bull and a black sheep,
26 VI  |    fashion; that is to say, with white pads round their temples,
27 VI  |          of which tangled in the white straps of their cothurni.
28 VII |       visible with its paving of white pebbles. The noise of the
29 VII |         wind, and sea. A tuft of white hair rose on his skull like
30 VII |       high-priest of Tanith in a white linen robe, the high-priest
31 VII |   returning I saw the rock quite white with their bones!”~“What
32 VII |         Most of them departed on white mules. The Suffet leaped
33 VII |          to Megara wore black or white tunics, leathern drawers,
34 VII |        of the stewards, waving a white miter, advanced towards
35 VII |      shone amid the confusion of white, yellow, and blue garments;
36 VII |          chafed by the wind, and white locks fell to his hips as
37 VII |     covered with a long scarf of white stuff which passed along
38 VIII|       withers among the tufts of white feathers, restrained them
39 IX  |       without speaking; his long white beard fell to his chain-covered
40 X   |          them along, and the big white cloud glided across the
41 X   |          bracelets, and her long white simar; she unknotted the
42 X   |        the rays of the moon. The white light seemed to envelop
43 X   |         of the country of Seres, white and streaked with green
44 XI  |        thither spotted them with white rents. In spite of all her
45 XI  |        large spaces of perfectly white soil. Sometimes they came
46 XI  |       She was half hidden by her white hair which fell to her knees;
47 XI  |          the two eyes and a long white beard which hung down to
48 XII |        right an agglomeration of white houses extended beyond a
49 XII |         They were there from the White Harousch, the Black Harousch,
50 XIII|       naked feet, which were all white with dust, resolutely upon
51 XIII|     billows.~However, a man in a white robe was walking along the
52 XIII|        bluish gulf to the purely white lagoon; and the lake, which
53 XIII|      Then it was that a man in a white robe advanced from the back
54 XIII|          on a red-hot plate, and white smoke rose amid the great
55 XIV |           The Numidians in their white cloaks would utter loud
56 XIV | perceived all about them a great white wall hewn with the pick.
57 XIV |      They were stripped, and the white, naked bodies lay in the
58 XIV |          of brass and blood made white spots, grey sheets and red
59 XIV |          face was covered with a white scarf, which, passing over
60 XIV |       the shores of the lake big white fish, fed on corpses and
61 XIV |     unfastened, trailed with his white hair in the dust.~They thought
62 XIV |        They had what looked like white butterflies on their breasts;
63 XIV |          they showed their great white bodies from a distance,
64 XIV |           made them glitter with white flickering gleams. However,
65 XIV |          the reflection from the white rocks. Others were seated
66 XV  |    together at the top. Files of white robes appeared between the
67 XV  |         gems; an ample cloak, as white as snow, fell behind her,—