Chapter

 1 II  |      pines and oaks flecked the sides of the precipices: sometimes
 2 III |         both elbows against her sides, her fore-arms straight
 3 V   |    small open cells along their sides, and tabourines and cymbals
 4 V   |         both his daggers in his sides. His head rang upon the
 5 V   |         wood. On both the great sides of the apartment there stretched
 6 V   |     flying men streamed on both sides up to the tops of the walls.
 7 VI  |     tents (for on that day both sides were too weary to fight
 8 VII | Hamilcar, the Suffet! About his sides he wore gleaming sheets
 9 VII |     land, leaning over on their sides or standing upright on their
10 VII |    tunic, which was slit up the sides, was of fine purple; his
11 VIII|        breathing shook his lean sides enough to have burst them,
12 VIII|        an oblong, narrow at the sides and pressed back upon itself.~
13 VIII|        plates which circled his sides rose with the leapings of
14 X   |   Salammbo rolled it around her sides, under her arms and between
15 XI  |      resin lights stood on both sides of the door. Matho drew
16 XI  |         his breathing shook his sides with his bronze girdle all
17 XI  |   Salammbo could be seen on all sides. An immense shouting burst
18 XII |         Nevertheless his wasted sides rose and fell, and his eyes,
19 XII |         symmetrically upon both sides of the aqueduct.~The Carthaginians
20 XII |        engagements; and on both sides there was no haste, for
21 XIII|        two northern and eastern sides, being protected by the
22 XIII|     left alternately until both sides gave out an equal sound.
23 XIII|        their suddenly uncovered sides shone in the arms of the
24 XIII|     infected rag hanging to his sides; his head was sunk between
25 XIII|     arms, he touched it on both sides, which was a solemn form
26 XIV |       cleave the ground on both sides of the gorge, but their
27 XIV |        which was kept in by the sides of the mountain. The drizzle
28 XIV |    breasts; they lay upon their sides and expired without a cry.~
29 XIV |      plates which covered their sides, and the daggers fastened
30 XIV |      and were advancing on both sides in parallel lines.~The Barbarians
31 XIV |        were pressed against his sides, he repeated: “What are
32 XIV |        remained equal; but both sides were so wearied that they
33 XIV |         when day appeared, both sides were thus in line face to
34 XIV |       horses, and their broader sides were filled and bristling
35 XV  |      and with her elbows at her sides, her knees pressed together,
36 XV  |         top to bottom, and both sides of the street would seem