Chapter

 1 I   |      voice as when, seated on the edge of the lake, I used to through
 2 I   |         curling forth to the very edge of the flame.”~Then Salammbo,
 3 I   |           his right foot upon the edge of the table, hurled it
 4 I   |         both fists resting on the edge of the terrace. Spendius
 5 II  |   battlements cut out against the edge of the sky.~Then the Barbarians
 6 II  |   remained among the reeds on the edge of the lake until the following
 7 III |            Salammbo walked to the edge of the terrace; her eyes
 8 IV  |     middle of the isthmus, on the edge of the lake.~At first they
 9 IV  |       town, reached as far as the edge of the cliff, where rose
10 IV  |          down in the night on the edge of the pit, and recognised
11 IV  |        they had to walk along the edge of the cornice. At every
12 V   |     Spendius squatted down at the edge of the fountain and washed
13 V   |         skin were standing on the edge, together with an alabaster
14 V   |           the light ceased at the edge;—and the shadow, like a
15 V   |         cliff. He advanced to the edge, lay down on his back, and
16 VI  |           throats were cut on the edge of a ditch. When the latter
17 VI  |           the mire on the water’s edge like a venomous beast watching
18 VI  |        eyes. Then on reaching the edge of the lake he would draw
19 VI  |         insensible degrees to the edge of the sky. The verdure
20 VII |      stuff which passed along the edge of his lips and fell upon
21 VII |           out yawning against the edge of the dens.~Then Salammbo
22 VIII|   continued their march along the edge of the sea; and they soon
23 VIII|      horns, which stood up on the edge of the helmets, some thought
24 IX  |     Libyans ranged them along the edge of the trench, took their
25 X   |        gradually the while to the edge of the waves.~An indeterminate
26 X   |         upon the onyx step on the edge of the basin; she raised
27 X   |           triangular mouth to the edge of her teeth, and half shutting
28 X   |            and antimony along the edge of her eyelids, and lengthened
29 X   |          with green lines. On the edge of her shoulder she fastened
30 XI  |          be found standing on the edge of the road. The roofs of
31 XI  |          were resting against the edge of it on a level with the
32 XI  |          drinks lying flat on the edge of a stream. Crush me, if
33 XI  |         and with one arm over the edge of the couch. His band of
34 XII | lance-points projecting above the edge of the palisades.~Then the
35 XII |          themselves driven to the edge of the sea, and all those
36 XII |        entrenchments.~Soon at the edge of the palisades there rose
37 XII |            they set out along the edge of the shore like a herd
38 XII |         All were ranged along the edge of the sea in a great straight
39 XII |            he went away along the edge of the gulf in the direction
40 XII |       stood leaning over the very edge with both hands on his hips,
41 XIII|      third; and, protected by the edge of the battlements, which
42 XIII|         basketful of men upon the edge of the wall. They leaped
43 XIII|        robe was walking along the edge of the rampart, impassible,
44 XIII|        The catapult rolled to the edge of the platform, and carried
45 XIII|         The priests bent over the edge of the great flagstone,—
46 XIII|     victims, when scarcely at the edge of the opening, disappeared
47 XIII|           the fallen ashes at the edge of the flagstone in bronze
48 XIV |     feeling the cold flesh on the edge of their lips; others, on
49 XIV |     soldier was walking along the edge of the precipice; the Barbarians
50 XIV |         out the entrails with the edge of his teeth.~Afterwards
51 XV  |       Negro children knelt on the edge of the first step, and sometimes
52 XV  |        advanced by degrees to the edge of the terrace; and soon