Chapter

 1 I   | questioning them. One of them remained apart, standing. Through
 2 I   |     hands upon her heart, she remained for some minutes with closed
 3 I   |        oaths nor gods!”~Matho remained leaning against the wall;
 4 II  |    you would starve it if you remained there; it would become insolvent.
 5 II  |    know their own number) had remained in the town, and were amusing
 6 II  |     the whole of the march he remained near Matho; he brought him
 7 II  |    The chief of the Numidians remained amongst the Mercenaries.
 8 II  |     and then she stopped.”~He remained gaping with his head cast
 9 II  |    behind their saddles. Some remained with the camels, while the
10 II  |        any dead or dying that remained were speedily thrown over
11 II  |    over the walls; Zarxas had remained among the reeds on the edge
12 II  |    third horse.~A single tent remained. Spendius entered it.~“Up,
13 III |  burst into sobs. Schahabarim remained erect, and more insensible
14 IV  |     door with its black cross remained constantly shut.~More than
15 IV  |       the surface again, they remained for a few minutes extended
16 VI  |    beside the sea. A fragment remained before Tunis, the rest disappeared
17 VI  |    army under Autaritus still remained before Tunis. It was hidden
18 VII |      more than twenty perhaps remained, under shelter on the land,
19 VII |      the vestibule there even remained the ashes of the perfumes
20 VII | figure disappeared, and there remained a strong old man whose skin
21 VII |       way in to him.~Hamilcar remained for a long time apparently
22 VII |  robes over their heads. They remained motionless with their hands
23 VII |   pontiffs, and Hamilcar, who remained standing, simultaneously
24 VII |     recoiled before him. They remained standing for some time.
25 VII |    priest of Tanith had alone remained in his place; and Hamilcar
26 VII |      foam of the tempests had remained on his beard.~He replied
27 VII |      hanging his head; and he remained for a time as if quite crushed
28 VII |   mutilations; and only three remained, lying in the middle of
29 VII |      walls.~This was all that remained of the captives of war!~
30 VIII|       be seen. Perhaps he had remained down yonder? Moreover what
31 VIII|     again, while a heavy mass remained motionless in the centre.
32 VIII|      his head cast down.~They remained for a long time without
33 VIII| asserted that some hope still remained.~“And if there be none,
34 IX  |      bringing their food, and remained on the spot until the evening;
35 IX  |       that he followed always remained unknown. The Suffet preserved
36 IX  |    themselves surprised, they remained motionless for some minutes
37 IX  | Barbarians. There was one who remained quite motionless with face
38 IX  |  guards of the Legion who had remained outside was stumbling among
39 IX  |    the galley staircase. They remained below with their eyes raised
40 X   |     upon the ebony stool, and remained with her arms stretched
41 X   |       hand, and even her nail remained somewhat red, as if she
42 XII |     hours afterwards all that remained of the Mercenaries was a
43 XII |      of Carthage.~One man had remained. He showed black against
44 XIII|      by the sea and the gulf, remained inaccessible. On the wall
45 XIII|     leaves did not open. They remained standing.~Then they drove
46 XIII|        Some who had no wounds remained motionless, stiffer than
47 XIII|    having been fastened, they remained suspended and shot poisoned
48 XIII| corner of the room.~The child remained in the centre standing upright,
49 XIII|     extremely heavy cloak, he remained clad in a lynx skin, which
50 XIII|      Mouths, opened to shout, remained gaping; severed hands flew
51 XIII|      was now unable to sit he remained lying down near the door,
52 XIII|   keep off the multitude, and remained around him at his feet.~
53 XIV |     laziness or prudence, had remained on the threshold of the
54 XIV |    velites, only half of whom remained, but he would have sacrificed
55 XIV |     mountain about them. Some remained in front of the portcullis,
56 XIV |       and the most suspicious remained standing with their backs
57 XIV |     at the beginning, and had remained there in uncertainty until
58 XIV |   actions multiplied. Fortune remained equal; but both sides were
59 XIV |       the Libyan added:~“As I remained in his presence, he asked
60 XV  |   murmurings. Some people had remained standing in the same place
61 XV  |   upper part of her arms, she remained perfectly upright in a hieratic
62 XV  |    laid quite bare; his mouth remained wide open; from his eye-sockets