Chapter

 1 II  |     burning on the horizon in the direction of Carthage; the light stretched
 2 II  |           restless glances in the direction of Carthage.~He was the
 3 II  |         stop and take a different direction through the camp.~But the
 4 II  |         Barbarians turned in that direction, and as the crowd was then
 5 III |        sank on the horizon in one direction into the dustiness of the
 6 IV  |        below the cisterns, in the direction of the pharos. At the angles
 7 IV  |          raised their cups in the direction of Carthage in derision
 8 IV  |     basins extended in a parallel direction on each side. They lost
 9 VI  |        gaze at the horizon in the direction of Carthage.~In front of
10 VII |         his quivering arms in the direction of Rome.~The steps of the
11 VII |         to give his wrath another direction, tried to anger him against
12 VII |     placed facing the sun, in the direction of Moloch the Devourer,
13 VII |   suddenly pierce the air. In the direction of the kitchens, men were
14 VIII| disappeared on the horizon in the direction of the mountains.~“Master!”
15 VIII|          for the mountains in the direction of Utica, they continued
16 VIII|           plain expanded in every direction beyond the limits of vision;
17 VIII|         which was going on in the direction of the bridge increasing
18 IX  |          him provisions. In every direction he encountered taciturn
19 IX  |         equal resistance in every direction. The infantry were surrounded
20 IX  |        among the mountains in the direction of the Barbarians.~They
21 XI  |          beyond the pharos in the direction of the Catacombs, and then
22 XI  |           two hours in a westerly direction, when suddenly they perceived
23 XI  |   answering him she looked in the direction of Hamilcar.~“It is this
24 XII |           a man who came from the direction of Hippo-Zarytus climbed
25 XII |           raised his fists in the direction of Hamilcar.~Matho, moreover,
26 XII |  unwilling to move.~Then from the direction of Ariana appeared the men
27 XII |    portion had fallen down in the direction of the Catacombs, and on
28 XII |           edge of the gulf in the direction of Tunis.~When on a level
29 XII |       assault, rushed away in the direction of Carthage.~One man had
30 XIII|        capstans or tympanums; the direction of the shooting was changed
31 XIII|       Hamilcar always guessed the direction that they were taking by
32 XIV |         wind was blowing from the direction of the ravine. It made the
33 XIV |           cracking sounded in the direction of the rocks; and the most
34 XIV |       steps was heard, and in the direction of the portcullis and of
35 XV  |        watching her, followed the direction of her eyes.~The door of