Chapter

 1 I   |    soldiers.~Behind her, on each side, were two long shadows of
 2 I   |        the bamboos.~On the other side of the tables was a Libyan
 3 I   |       snored open-mouthed by the side of the corpses, and those
 4 II  |          day.~They were marching side by side to the right of
 5 II  |       They were marching side by side to the right of the army
 6 II  |         right of the army on the side of a hill; below them stretched
 7 III |        two summits, on the other side of the gulf. Below it there
 8 IV  |       parallel direction on each side. They lost themselves; they
 9 V   |          off with rapid strides, side by side, and without speaking.~
10 V   |      with rapid strides, side by side, and without speaking.~The
11 V   |         was impenetrable on this side as on the other, and they
12 V   |        soon found himself by the side of the other in a large
13 VI  |       was thrown down by the one side was almost immediately raised
14 VI  |  foot-soldiers exposed the right side in cutting with their long
15 VII |         was proceeding along the side of the mole, and the crowd
16 VII |         thunder, sparkled by the side of chalcedonies, which are
17 VII |       barn.~He went to the other side of the gardens to make an
18 VIII|       having sixteen men on each side. All the leaders of all
19 VIII|        in the shade, and on this side of the river and closer
20 IX  |         of the syntagmata by the side of the captains. They called
21 IX  |        gleaming in a bush by the side of the road. This was a
22 X   |     which she experienced by his side.~He had recognised the influence
23 X   |        temples, and on the other side of the gulf the mountain
24 X   |        Salammbo, standing by the side of Taanach, who leaned over
25 XI  |        two animals rambled along side by side, their feet sinking
26 XI  |    animals rambled along side by side, their feet sinking into
27 XI  |    leaned against a stool by the side of a shield; whips of hippopotamus
28 XI  |    drunken man, stretched on his side, and with one arm over the
29 XII |       cinders was smoking on the side of the Libyans; the devastated
30 XII | sandhills of Clypea on the other side of the gulf. As soon as
31 XIII|         a circumvallation on the side of Africa, for it was theirs.
32 XIII|         was discharging from the side streets. He was caught by
33 XIII|          over frightfully to one side. The catapult rolled to
34 XIII|         tunics, took the western side; the priests of the Abbadirs,
35 XIII|       pontiff stood on the other side of the statue as motionless
36 XIV |          to drink. Others by the side of the miry pools, plunged
37 XIV |       the sea-shore on the outer side of the Lagoon, and entered
38 XIV |       they were immovable on the side of the Barbarians—for it
39 XIV |          asleep in the starlight side by side under the same cloak.
40 XIV |         in the starlight side by side under the same cloak. And
41 XIV |    pitched his camp on the south side; Narr’ Havas, to his right,
42 XIV |    avenged.~He was. On the other side of the town, whence there
43 XIV |       there being no arm on that side, and Hamilcar had some difficulty
44 XV  |       with a battle-sword at his side.~The python of the temple
45 XV  |       rays were emitted on every side.~Behind Salammbo stretched
46 XV  |      gold line, and on the other side the rich with their emerald
47 XV  |          he flung himself to one side to bite them; they speedily
48 XV  |     blood started from the right side of his neck, frenzy immediately