Chapter

 1 I   |     seen a lobster, tore their faces with its red prickles. But
 2 I   | devoured in silence with their faces in their portions.~Night
 3 I   |       each of their six golden faces, belonged to a corps composed
 4 II  |        the catapult, and their faces blackened by the sunburn
 5 II  |    they fell asleep with their faces towards the stars.~In the
 6 II  |       that I am moved by their faces and songs? We kept them
 7 IV  | between their teeth, and their faces of a bluish colour. White
 8 IV  |    time threw pebbles at their faces to make them cry out.~The
 9 IV  |        stones above, and their faces were torn by them. Then
10 V   |      columns upon the sleeping faces.~Matho felt suffocated in
11 V   |  wherein were twinkling stars; faces appeared in the depths of
12 VI  |        there bearing frightful faces,—human masks made with birds’
13 VI  |       of their cothurni. Their faces, which were smeared all
14 VI  |        that spurted into their faces. The confused heap of pikes,
15 VII |  architecture with eight equal faces. It was surmounted by cupolas
16 VII |       counting-houses had pale faces; others showed in theirs
17 VII |        flowed down their livid faces; they had shouted so much
18 VII |        subsided they hid their faces in their sleeves, and together
19 VII | aromatics, monsters with human faces vegetating on the rocks
20 VII |       the flour, burying their faces in the heaps of it and devouring
21 VII |      under the iron tore their faces with their nails. The wooden
22 VIII|  succession before them. Their faces were all half hidden beneath
23 VIII|     fierce attitude with their faces turned towards the horizon,
24 IX  |        streets, and rubbed the faces of the Pataec Gods with
25 IX  |       so completely were their faces covered with vermin and
26 IX  |        dens, there issued pale faces, men with viper-like profiles
27 IX  |     the rest lay flat on their faces at the foot of the ramparts
28 XI  |  beards were longer now, their faces still blacker, and their
29 XI  |      and it seemed to her that faces were resting against the
30 XII |       passed slowly over their faces. They had received complicated
31 XII |       laid them out with their faces towards the rising sun;
32 XII |       conquered.~The bloodless faces lying back here and there
33 XII |  understood his thought; their faces purpled, and smitten with
34 XIII|  sparks splashed against their faces, and eyeless orbits seemed
35 XIII|     from a distance over their faces. Some who had no wounds
36 XIII|        tears streamed over the faces of the living, as they chanted
37 XIII|   earrings tapped against pale faces, and gold tiaras clasped
38 XIII|    upon the ground, with their faces resting against the brass
39 XIII|       girdles and gashed their faces. The Devotees, who were
40 XIV |    stone and fling it in their faces.~Several, in fact, carefully
41 XIV | horrible ravages made in their faces. Some had ceased to suffer,
42 XIV |      flat on the ground. Their faces were soaked in the fat,
43 XIV |        all kneeling with their faces towards the Punic tents
44 XIV |      would suddenly tear their faces with their nails, take their
45 XIV |      were drinking, with their faces buried in the vases, sixty
46 XIV |    these bands.~Many had their faces consumed with red tetters;
47 XIV |     the hair on their arms and faces.~The wraiths of their dead
48 XIV |    Carthaginians, biting their faces like dogs. The Gauls in