Chapter

 1 I   |        fishermen, reached curling forth to the very edge of the
 2 I   |           to time they would draw forth a mournful chord; for, feebler
 3 II  |      still, and a cry would break forth strident, precipitate, frenzied,
 4 II  |         he wept; then he launched forth into speech.~Spendius could
 5 II  |         as he was speaking, broke forth like a tempest; they were
 6 IV  |          giant pharos that blazed forth every night.~In this fashion
 7 V   |       though they would fain give forth their souls; and every shape
 8 V   |       Tanith was poured streaming forth. She was about to arise,
 9 V   |        towards him, and stretched forth her naked arm:~“A curse
10 VI  |        the tortoises as they came forth from the reeds to inhale
11 VI  |          his violaceous lips gave forth a breath more nauseous than
12 VI  | trumpeting of the elephants burst forth as if the battle were beginning
13 VII |     extreme horizon and stretched forth his quivering arms in the
14 VII |         was choking him. It burst forth:~“Be silent! Am I a pauper
15 VII |           of odorous vapour burst forth.~“Push open the door!”~They
16 VIII|           and sling-bullets burst forth simultaneously. The elephants
17 VIII|         cry, a terrible cry broke forth, a roar of pain and wrath:
18 IX  |         and a terrible song burst forth, accompanied by the rhythm
19 IX  |        the Greeks.~From that time forth the Carthaginians did not
20 X   |        the darkness.~He would set forth to her the theory of the
21 X   |          while his body stretched forth gleaming and clear like
22 XI  |          opened his eyes, putting forth his mouth upon her hands,
23 XI  |            A sonorous shout burst forth beneath her in the shade,
24 XI  |         An immense shouting burst forth, a long cry of triumph and
25 XII |          the dead. Roarings burst forth through the crashings of
26 XII |           piteous look, breathing forth complaints the while.~“Remove
27 XII |           of the Barbarians burst forth, while the Carthaginians,
28 XIII|          showers of arrows poured forth simultaneously; all the
29 XIII|        suddenly a fountain sprang forth from the disjointed stones.
30 XIII|          his voice suddenly broke forth from the shadow like the
31 XIII|          and from them there came forth tabernacles borne upon chariots,
32 XIII|           their breasts they drew forth a hoarse and cavernous intonation;
33 XIII|   flagstone,—and a new song burst forth celebrating the joys of
34 XIII|    formula: “Pour out rain! bring forth!”~The victims, when scarcely
35 XIV |   believing that water is brought forth by the moon, shouted to
36 XIV |        water that they vomited it forth like buffaloes. The freshness
37 XIV |       companions of a bear coming forth from its cave in springtime
38 XIV |          violent fashion, setting forth the crimes of Hanno, whom
39 XIV |           In proportion as he set forth their chances of success
40 XIV |         noise of tabourines burst forth on the horizon. It was a
41 XIV |           Carthaginians stretched forth their arms pell-mell, thrusting
42 XV  |          this black hole.~He came forth bent double, with the scared