Chapter

 1 I   |  proportion as their intoxication increased they more and more recalled
 2 V   |        The throbbing of his heart increased. He would fain have fled.
 3 V   |        rage, and the terror also, increased at each of his steps; the
 4 VI  |        war the exactions had been increased, so that nearly all the
 5 VI  |    elastic contractions. The gaps increased more and more in the Carthaginian
 6 VI  |           placed around him. They increased, and suddenly the furious
 7 VII |           as it died his laughter increased, piercing and proud like
 8 VII |          of the torches. The stir increased, doors closed, all the priests
 9 VII |         had no doubt considerably increased, for his eyes were hidden
10 VII |         proportion as his anguish increased their joy redoubled, and
11 VIII|         their pikes. The darkness increased. They had lost their way.
12 VIII|       surprise of the Mercenaries increased when they saw the archers
13 IX  |           uncertainty, the Suffet increased his defences: he had a second
14 IX  |        same sadness as before.~It increased every evening when all ascended
15 XI  | uncomfortableness, the repugnance increased in so acute a fashion that
16 XI  |        flashes; then the darkness increased; and she could only see
17 XI  |           ungrateful.”~The tumult increased; some captains entered.
18 XII |     dilated, and as the freshness increased, the vermin might be seen
19 XII |          with them. Their numbers increased at every bush; and the Carthaginians,
20 XIII|     Barbarians were animated with increased fury. They could be seen
21 XIII|        beams, and by their weight increased the inclination of the helepolis,
22 XIII|    noticed. But the amazement was increased when he was seen to open
23 XIII|          the frenzy of the people increased; as the number of the victims
24 XIV |       they were carried away with increased fury and joy. Several, from
25 XIV |        the fifth day their hunger increased; they gnawed their sword-belts,
26 XIV |        ones came up; their number increased; there was soon a crowd.
27 XIV |           carried off. His terror increased. “You have beaten me! I
28 XIV |           back to their souls and increased their energy; they felt,
29 XIV |        her. They were seized with increased fury, and the Numidians
30 XV  |           remorse which turned to increased execration.~At last he advanced;