Chapter

 1 I   |    remained for some minutes with closed eyelids enjoying the agitation
 2 II  |      repaired to Sicca. They were closed like tombs. The Libyans
 3 II  |           pearls beat against the closed hangings. It was followed
 4 II  |     slaves used to be had, is now closed to us! Only yesterday I
 5 IV  |        while swimming. Their eyes closed; they were in the agonies
 6 IV  |       staircase. A door of bronze closed it above. With the point
 7 V   |         with which the doors were closed, beat against the walls.
 8 V   |       arms. Suddenly the monsters closed their jaws and the crystal
 9 V   |      quadrangular openings in the closed apartments, and he thought
10 V   |          the sheets of talc which closed the little apertures in
11 V   |         the great gate, which was closed. It was very high, made
12 VI  |       many ulcers here which have closed. I feel robust. Here! look
13 VII |         The stir increased, doors closed, all the priests fled, and
14 VII |         the lofty door, which was closed by a hanging of hyacinth
15 VII |           into seven compartments closed by gratings. His red-toothed
16 VII |      rings the enormous bar which closed the door. Hamilcar took
17 VII |          upon their shoulders and closed their eyes. The others who
18 VIII|        extreme horizon, which was closed by a great blue line which
19 VIII|           infantry appeared; they closed up; and at the same time
20 VIII|         formed wide circles which closed again like whirlwinds behind
21 VIII|    cohorts; and at every nod they closed up or darted forward; the
22 X   |          black felt lozenges that closed the openings in the wall;
23 XI  |       they passed through, and it closed behind them.~At first they
24 XII |          now be adopted.~Hamilcar closed the road to Carthage against
25 XII | thundering voice the lines of men closed up; even the lame hurried
26 XII |           entering the water, had closed it behind him.~Calculating
27 XIII|           the sea; the tents were closed; the beasts of burden were
28 XIII|         vast wreath of red plumes closed in, and they soon rejoined
29 XIV |        from this blind alley were closed by the portcullis and the
30 XIV |       freedom of the air. The men closed their eyes that they might
31 XIV |         were silent, with eyelids closed; Zarxas, once so vigorous,
32 XIV |           a compass that is being closed. The Barbarians, who were
33 XIV |         of the hill. Their circle closed up after every fresh breach;
34 XIV |        the flood of Carthaginians closed in, they touched Matho.
35 XIV |       empty hands towards heaven, closed his eyes, and, opening out
36 XIV |         at the stars.~Then a door closed and he was wrapped in darkness.~