Chapter

 1 I   |        extremity to the other.~Far in the background stood
 2 I   |     Gisco soon appeared at the far end of the garden with an
 3 I   |        Her eyes seemed to gaze far beyond terrestrial space.
 4 I   |       tongue. Spendius was not far off, and he volunteered
 5 I   |        the black cross closing far above, and he darted away.~
 6 I   |     bar rose towards the East; far below, on the left, the
 7 I   |        be all in flames, while far within the temples, whose
 8 II  |        They were doubtless not far off; and no further heed
 9 II  |        them a long way off, as far as the boundaries of his
10 II  |        boundless ocean! She is far away and quite inaccessible!
11 II  |        the street of Satheb as far as the brass sheathed oaken
12 II  |     precautions, even going so far as to bring caged weasels
13 III |   understand? they are all too far away, too high, too insensible,
14 IV  |       the new town, reached as far as the edge of the cliff,
15 V   | However a light was flickering far back in the darkness, and
16 V   |        other wall, reaching as far as the level of the pavement,
17 V   | thought that he could perceive far above a vague brightness,
18 V   |      across the whole plain as far as the soldiers’ tents,
19 VI  |    though they might not be so far away. Indeed the Carthaginian
20 VII |       streets did not reach so far, and Hamilcar as he passed
21 VII |  poured itself out before him. Far below he could see the harbours,
22 VII |     gazes at the sails passing far out at sea; he is melancholy,
23 VII |     flowers was burning at the far end, and each of its eight
24 VII |      eyes of the idol appeared far above like stars half lost
25 VII |       to her shoulders, and as far as her elbows. Her hair
26 VII |       desert;—and he said that far beyond the Black Harousch,
27 VII |   thirteen. Then he counted as far as the thirteenth of the
28 VIII|        fifteen thousand men as far as the bridge built across
29 IX  |        black spirals extending far away, as an eagle clove
30 IX  |       the wind, were scattered far off, and whole forests were
31 IX  |         and his slaves went as far as the middle of the outposts
32 X   |      number of their steps, as far as Cyrene; so that there
33 X   |   virtue of light unceasingly.~Far from depressing her mystic
34 XI  |      the lake and extending as far as Rhades.~No one was to
35 XI  |      as empty as the desert as far as the eye could reach.
36 XI  |     had yawned and thrown them far back to an infinite distance
37 XI  |     twenty paces further on as far as Matho’s tent. Two voices
38 XII | assurance of the new peril, so far from exciting frenzy, raised
39 XII |    projected from the earth as far as the waist. Spendius called
40 XII |       inundation, stretched as far as the first lines of the
41 XIII|       and friends who had died far away during the war. Waxen
42 XIII|    than water. Others crept as far as the enemy’s outposts,
43 XIII|        carried with the bed as far as the crossways of Cinasyn,
44 XIII|        the street of Khamon as far as the Green Market, now
45 XIII|       town, and found a colony far away. But vessels were lacking,
46 XIV |     discovering the horizon as far as the walls of Carthage;
47 XIV |   eaten Salammbo’s fishes, and far from repenting of it, they
48 XIV |    mountain of Selloum, and as far as the first sands of the