Chapter

 1 I   |         of the Sacred Legion. His full, black cloak, which was
 2 I   |       Carthage, in another garden full of trimmed vegetation. Lines
 3 II  | immediately; your pay shall be in full, and galleys shall be equipped
 4 II  |         felt a heaviness that was full of delight weighing down
 5 II  |         was facetious, dexterous, full of invention and talk; the
 6 III |          raised her arms to their full length, arching her form,
 7 III |         vehement gesture that was full of pride.~“Never! Do you
 8 IV  |          camp was like a town, so full of people and of movement
 9 IV  |           he had paid them all in full.~There was an outburst of
10 IV  |      voice of which his heart was full.~All, however, upbraided
11 VI  |         elephants (my forests are full of them), wine, oil, barley,
12 VI  |        ditch. When the latter was full of blood they dipped their
13 VI  |           the bottom of the hall, full of a whitish vapour on which
14 VII |       merchant harbour, which was full of filth, fragments of wood,
15 VII |          rotten as they were, yet full of associations, and still
16 VII |       Hamilcar.~“We will give you full authority,” cried the chiefs
17 VII |           of the Mappalian Way at full gallop, and the silver vulture
18 VII |         the other halls that were full of still rarer treasures.
19 VII |       tears: “Ah! if you knew how full the cellars were, and how
20 VII |         everywhere! your house is full of corn as your heart is
21 VII |          of corn as your heart is full of wisdom.”~A smile passed
22 VII |   artifices employed, took a horn full of balm, and after holding
23 VII |          flung the gazelle’s horn full in his face.~However indignant
24 VIII|        and pikes; the courts were full of women engaged in tearing
25 VIII|           hope of victory; it was full of bliss, and he believed
26 VIII|          front of them, which was full of eddies and tumult, attracted
27 VIII|           formed of syntagmata or full squares having sixteen men
28 IX  |      people came with their hands full of provisions, implored
29 IX  |        over the warm ashes in the full glare of the sun.~Sometimes
30 IX  |     Balearic song, a vague melody full of prolonged modulations,
31 IX  |           to whom he had promised full rights of citizenship; and
32 X   |         were offered to it at the full moon and at every new moon.
33 X   |          and on that very account full of infatuation and fervour.
34 X   |       humidity; ’tis a dark abode full of mire, and wreck, and
35 X   |      mistress with barbaric taste full at once of refinement and
36 XI  |      suburb of Molouya, which was full of steep lanes. The sky
37 XI  |           shaped like a lotus and full of a yellow oil wherein
38 XI  |        your fury, the furrows are full of corpses! I have followed
39 XI  |          to him; and they fled at full gallop, circling the Punic
40 XI  |           towards him with a look full of gravity.~“As a reward
41 XII |           who still clung to life full of anxieties, and the others
42 XIII|       again. The great trench was full to overflowing; the wounded
43 XIII|         in the streets and waited full of distress.~Then one morning
44 XIII|          his repast, stretched at full length upon the marble pavement.
45 XIII|       stronger than the Baals and full of contempt for them.~The
46 XIV |       walls. This persistence was full of wisdom, for soon Narr’
47 XIV |           Zarxas lay stretched at full length among the Balearians,
48 XIV |            the towers, which were full of phalaricas, looked like
49 XIV |        fight with the stomach too full. His army amounted to fourteen