Chapter

 1 I   |            at the corners of every step, its red doors quartered
 2 I   |          were leaping with a heavy step. Some advanced like women,
 3 I   |        making, as it were, at each step, a broad wave which followed
 4 I   |         strained his ears at every step, glancing down into the
 5 II  |           They marched with a bold step, rattling their heavy cothurni
 6 II  |       twelve Negroes who walked in step with short, rapid strides;
 7 IV  |       searched the bushes at every step;—and he walked behind Matho
 8 V   |           expected to die at every step.~However a light was flickering
 9 V   |            the door.~Matho stood a step forward; but a flag stone
10 V   |        filled the horizon; at each step he was surrounded by a still
11 V   |           was an oval basin with a step of onyx round it; delicate
12 V   |           a corner; but she took a step towards him, and stretched
13 VI  |           to be seen swinging from step to step as it ascended the
14 VI  |         seen swinging from step to step as it ascended the staircases
15 VI  |            Balearic slinger took a step forward, put one of his
16 VII |      deserted apartments. At every step he recognised armour and
17 VII |           rise!” And surveying the step of the altar with half-closed
18 VII |            standing on the highest step of the altar, quivering
19 VII |       would never return.~At every step he discovered some new disaster,
20 VII |  screeching. Hamilcar walked along step by step.~“What am I to do
21 VII |      Hamilcar walked along step by step.~“What am I to do with these
22 X   |            upon her heels at every step, she would walk at random
23 X   |        crouched down upon the onyx step on the edge of the basin;
24 XII |           pushed them on; at every step a quivering shook them,
25 XIII|        might be seen mounting from step to step in the hollow wheels
26 XIII|         seen mounting from step to step in the hollow wheels of
27 XIII|         then making use of it as a step to reach further, would
28 XIV |          two were crushed at every step; the big feet sank into
29 XIV |       following him for some time, step by step, with one of the
30 XIV |         him for some time, step by step, with one of the large nets
31 XV  |     Rabbetna advanced with a proud step, and with lyres in their
32 XV  |           on the edge of the first step, and sometimes she would
33 XV  | encountered Salammbo.~At the first step that he had taken she had