Chapter

 1 I   |    centre the avenue of cypress formed, as it were, a double colonnade
 2 I   |   another in regular succession formed long parabolas like star-rockets
 3 I   |     bristled with darts that it formed a swelling in his ample
 4 III |        black earth, and gardens formed deeper masses in the gloom,
 5 III |         Tunis, where flamingoes formed long rose-coloured lines
 6 III |         bodkins of great length formed a sun behind her head. She
 7 III |      Hot Springs, in the hollow formed by its two summits, on the
 8 III |         egg. It burst. One half formed the earth and the other
 9 IV  |         order. A grassy rampart formed a lofty wall round the army
10 V   | footsteps, and full-blown roses formed a hanging bower over the
11 V   |        hedge of silver filigree formed a wide semicircle in front
12 V   |      story, which was narrower, formed a sort of dado on the summit
13 V   |        of unequal height, which formed a succession of apartments,
14 VI  |       wings. The first line was formed of the guards of the Legion
15 VII |        rays, while the ramparts formed, as it were, the gigantic
16 VII |       beneath the columns which formed a deep vestibule round the
17 VII |  mother-of-pearl lozenges which formed the pavement of the hall.
18 VII |       on four ivory seats which formed a cross, the high-priest
19 VII |         his shoulders, where it formed two brilliant sheets, so
20 VII |       the three storys of which formed three monster cylinders—
21 VII |      servants hastened up. They formed quite a multitude, those
22 VII |      The heads of the Negresses formed big black spots on the line
23 VII |    through the air. An arch was formed above the door before each
24 VII |       bags; there were hillocks formed of heaps of bullion on the
25 VII |         with slings, carbuncles formed by the urine of the lynx,
26 VII |       an almost divine material formed by the rays of the sun.~
27 VII |          and the rotten flowers formed a yellow muck-heap beneath
28 VII |      friction of the straps had formed purulent scabs round about
29 VII |        The slaves drew back and formed a large circle around them;
30 VIII|        for his elephants, which formed the strength of his army.~
31 VIII|         to contain them, for it formed an oblong, narrow at the
32 VIII|        entire Carthaginian army formed one long straight line.~
33 VIII|    centre bristled the phalanx, formed of syntagmata or full squares
34 VIII|         while turmae of cavalry formed wide circles which closed
35 VIII|         A phalanx even might be formed; let us return!”~Matho,
36 IX  |     with loud hoarse cries, and formed a huge cloud rolling continually
37 X   |     believed that the earth was formed like a fir-cone; he believed
38 X   |         beyond the terraces and formed suns as it were, which rolled
39 XI  |      crevices which in dividing formed, as it were, monstrous paving-stones.
40 XI  |        calling; shackled horses formed long straight lines amid
41 XI  |         by the rays of the sun, formed little rocking clouds which
42 XII |        flattened spot. Sentries formed a circle round them, and
43 XII |         like saws, slender, and formed of a yielding copper blade.
44 XIII|        pushed forward galleries formed of hurdles of green reeds,
45 XIII|    demolish the rampart. It was formed of two walls and was completely
46 XIII|         means of tackling. They formed numerous straight lines
47 XIII|         living. Calcined trunks formed black spots amid opened
48 XIII|   passers-by to rend them. Mobs formed around them, and the defence
49 XIII|      the lances of the sentries formed what was like a border of
50 XIII|    before them the long cascade formed by the clear falling water
51 XIII| combatants.~Soon the two crowds formed but one great chain of human
52 XIII|        ether, a sleeping python formed a circle with his tail,
53 XIII|         in tawny woollen robes, formed a line before their temple
54 XIII|         wrapped in black veils, formed a motionless circle; and
55 XIII|       seize the crown that they formed and carry it to the sky.~
56 XIII|        slowly, and as the smoke formed lofty eddies as it escaped,
57 XIII|        the flame mirrored in it formed irisated lights. He grew
58 XIII|        which was flameless now, formed a pyramid of coals up to
59 XIV |       the species of hippodrome formed by the mountain about them.
60 XIV |      head of an ox; then having formed a diadem with two belts,
61 XIV |         all kinds of vegetation formed entwinings and bowers; and
62 XIV |   adorned with hieratic designs formed with sulphur, and lozenges
63 XIV |        centre of the Punic army formed a convex curve. Then came
64 XIV |         prevented from falling, formed an obstruction with their
65 XIV |      whirled so rapidly that it formed an aureola around him. A
66 XV  |      Ancients, in their tiaras, formed a great gold line, and on
67 XV  |         gourds, and watermelons formed hillocks beneath the lofty