Chapter

 1 II  |        margin of the vines. They lay on the grass and gazed with
 2 II  |        baggage, and at nightfall lay down in their ragged mantles
 3 II  | dromedary. The whole day long he lay asleep stretched before
 4 IV  |        the Barbarians; the fault lay with a few mutineers who
 5 IV  |      outside, did not stir; they lay on their backs with their
 6 V   |          taken for idols as they lay thus on the ground. There
 7 V   |         branches of black coral, lay about among purple cushions,
 8 V   |         He advanced to the edge, lay down on his back, and let
 9 VI  |        sleeping soldiers as they lay wrapped in their cloaks,
10 VII |    indicated his disguise, as it lay on the ground, with an ironic
11 VII |     through these people as they lay thus on the ground in the
12 VII |      with all his might so as to lay hold on what she kept concealed
13 IX  |        though he were obliged to lay siege to it. He required
14 IX  |        open hand, while the rest lay flat on their faces at the
15 XI  |        the corpse of a man which lay extended on the ground.~
16 XI  |        spite of the heat did not lay them aside through fear
17 XI  |        esparto-grass; a felt rug lay soiled with crumbs of black
18 XII |       the Carthaginians, as they lay on the ground, could hear
19 XII |          being quite resolved to lay siege to Carthage.~The rumour
20 XIII|    Hundred came with scissors to lay hands upon them.~The Barbarians
21 XIII|        were brigaded. The people lay in the streets and waited
22 XIII|      outstretched from his body, lay quite straight in an attitude
23 XIII|          in the centre the slave lay sleeping after his repast,
24 XIV |      visible.~All the Barbarians lay drooping on the ground.
25 XIV |          the white, naked bodies lay in the sunshine on the sand.~
26 XIV |    better than the Gauls. Zarxas lay stretched at full length
27 XIV |   reached to their breasts; they lay upon their sides and expired
28 XIV |   However, files of Clinabarians lay stretched upon the plain;
29 XV  |        against his person, or to lay more than three fingers
30 XV  |        of the temple of Eschmoun lay on the ground amid pools