Chapter

 1 I   |          illuminated, the central door opened, and a woman, Hamilcar’
 2 I   |       palace he perceived the red door with the black cross closing
 3 I   |          until he reached the red door against which he dashed
 4 I   |          leaning on a stick, from door to door to tell of your
 5 I   |          on a stick, from door to door to tell of your youth to
 6 II  |       which the slave held at the door.~
 7 IV  |           were empty, and the red door with its black cross remained
 8 IV  |           steps of a staircase. A door of bronze closed it above.
 9 V   |          leaning against an ivory door. There was no further passage;
10 V   |          was prostrate before the door supplicating Tanith. He
11 V   |         narrow aperture above the door.~“Rise!” he said to Matho,
12 V   |          copper mirrors above the door.~Matho stood a step forward;
13 V   |         of footsteps drew near, a door opened, and a man appeared,
14 V   |           through the half-opened door.~The latter led into a narrow
15 V   |     pearls. He recognised the red door with the black cross. The
16 V   |          have fled. He pushed the door and it opened.~A galley-shaped
17 V   |         midst of them; but at the door he stopped, for the fringe
18 VII |          doubt driven through the door. Hamilcar counted them one
19 VII |          tumult arose outside the door. Some one was trying to
20 VII |   streaming from the altar to the door and flowing beneath their
21 VII |         the hall before the lofty door, which was closed by a hanging
22 VII |          was stretched before the door; and through the opening
23 VII |           waiting for them at the door. Most of them departed on
24 VII |        stewards followed him.~The door of the emporiums was opened,
25 VII |         arch was formed above the door before each passage with
26 VII |      halls, and at last reached a door where, to ensure its better
27 VII |     enormous bar which closed the door. Hamilcar took a torch and
28 VII |       burst forth.~“Push open the door!”~They went in.~Naked men
29 VII |    boldest followed him.~The open door was flapping in the wind.
30 X   | kinnor-player squatted behind the door and the young boy standing
31 XI  |        stood on both sides of the door. Matho drew the canvas abruptly
32 XI  |        Matho!” Some people at the door tried to get in.~“Come along!
33 XIII|      existence!”~Then, behind the door, he again asked Iddibal
34 XIII|      remained lying down near the door, half hidden among the fringes
35 XIII|    suddenly spoke from behind the door. The Suffet was being asked
36 XIII|        with a great kick shut the door behind him.~Hamilcar strained
37 XIV |           them; they sought for a door in the mountain in order
38 XIV |     whisperings and laughter. The door of a tent opened.~Hamilcar
39 XIV |       looked at the stars.~Then a door closed and he was wrapped
40 XV  |        direction of her eyes.~The door of the dungeon, hewn in