Chapter

 1 I   |     returned, driving through the dust amid shouts, twenty men,
 2 I   |          white pebbles and golden dust. It began to bubble, luminous
 3 I   |         the mole to look for gold dust:~“See!” he said to him, “
 4 I   |          speck was turning in the dust on the road to Utica; it
 5 II  |        all was lost in a train of dust; those of the soldiers who
 6 II  |      drive before it tornadoes of dust, and a stream would descend
 7 II  |          sent him fat goats, gold dust, and ostrich feathers. The
 8 II  |       other at the points; golden dust sparkled in the frizzled
 9 II  |      bristling with dried leaves, dust and thorns. About his loins
10 II  |          by the footprints in the dust. In the morning he hid himself
11 III |           the ground in the azure dust which was strewn with golden
12 III |     herself face downwards in the dust with both arms outstretched.~
13 III |         became a great curtain of dust extending perpendicularly,
14 IV  |         from their limbs upon the dust. Their damp sandals made
15 VI  |        three hundred bags of gold dust, and considerable advances
16 VI  |     molten lead. A cloud of brown dust stretching perpendicularly
17 VI  |      empty their big stomachs, to dust the gilding of their skin,
18 VI  |       found themselves alone.~The dust around them fell and they
19 VI  |           on your knees! jackals! dust! vermin! excrements! And
20 VI  |           their powdering of blue dust. The Suffet dipped his hand
21 VII |          with paint. But the gold dust in his hair had fallen upon
22 VII |          breasts, and roll in the dust, and tear your cloaks! No
23 VII |         his sandals, and the fine dust raised by his footsteps
24 VII |       took up two handfuls of the dust, the mere sight of which
25 VII |       bags of palm bark; and gold dust heaped up in leathern bottles
26 VII |          blue icicles, and silver dust, and shed their light in
27 VII | mill-stones were turning amid the dust. They consisted of two cones
28 VII |        middle of the court in the dust before the ruins of their
29 VIII|      gallop more quickly; a great dust enveloped them, and they
30 VIII|     multitude was so compact, the dust so thick, and the tumult
31 VIII|          arms and higher than the dust, like an eagle flying upon
32 IX  |           heels, and smeared with dust, that he might not be distinguished
33 IX  |       wasted necks seeking in the dust for blades of trampled straw.
34 IX  |         with their fingers in the dust, and there was not a sorry
35 X   |           be the offspring of the dust of the earth, since it emerges
36 X   |        hair was covered with gold dust, was crisped in front, and
37 XI  |   succeeded one another. Charcoal dust which was raised by their
38 XI  |       canvas the wind brought the dust from without, together with
39 XI  |        move as though lost in the dust of your sandals, and all
40 XI  |          scorpions, than mire and dust! Just now while you were
41 XI  |          island covered with gold dust, verdure, and birds. On
42 XI  |          country.”~He brushed the dust off her cothurni; he wanted
43 XI  |      devoured her; panting in the dust he repeated:~“Ah! sacrilegious
44 XI  |           he bore a little of the dust which he had touched when
45 XII |     native lands. A cloud of grey dust was falling.~The evening
46 XII |       wounds by pouring into them dust, vinegar, and fragments
47 XII |    breathless, and blackened with dust. The Greek snatched from
48 XII |          blood made a hole in the dust. Zarxas leaped upon it,
49 XII |   Barbarians were marching in the dust raised by the Carthaginians.
50 XII |          been long rolling in the dust. They had bark-thread drawers,
51 XIII|         which were all white with dust, resolutely upon the pavement.
52 XIII|         fell down raising a great dust; and as the catapults on
53 XIII|           swooned and fell in the dust at his feet. Hamilcar strode
54 XIII|       colossus, shone through the dust, and they swayed their bodies
55 XIV |       their arms, a great line of dust would suddenly rise on the
56 XIV |      sword; they salted them with dust, and contended for the best
57 XIV |    convulsions, flung handfuls of dust into their mouths, bit their
58 XIV |           flat on his face in the dust. Some succeeded in discovering
59 XIV |          beneath a slate-coloured dust; their lips were glued to
60 XIV |        should be sanded with gold dust.~Evening fell, and odours
61 XIV |        with his white hair in the dust.~They thought that they
62 XIV |       wheel; sometimes a cloud of dust, rising from the ground,
63 XIV |       which were raised above the dust, and every one was swept
64 XV  |        jaws were wallowing in the dust of spices; hares, covered