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 1 I   |         following something on the horizon with fixed eyeballs, and
 2 II  |           were seen burning on the horizon in the direction of Carthage;
 3 II  |       which seemed to block up the horizon would, in proportion as
 4 II  |            perceived lances on the horizon, and he had followed them,
 5 III |        vault of heaven sank on the horizon in one direction into the
 6 III |        terrace; her eyes swept the horizon for an instant, and then
 7 III |       Suddenly he perceived on the horizon, behind Tunis, what looked
 8 IV  |           ideal which shone on the horizon of armies. They knew that
 9 V   |          fires; the sea filled the horizon; at each step he was surrounded
10 VI  |           his arm, and gaze at the horizon in the direction of Carthage.~
11 VII |            his eyes on the extreme horizon and stretched forth his
12 VII |           vault and to rest at the horizon upon the blue sea. The sun
13 VII |            entangled in weeds, the horizon echoed continually with
14 VIII|      gallop and disappeared on the horizon in the direction of the
15 VIII|          eyes would dart along the horizon; he would lie flat on the
16 VIII|            extended to the extreme horizon, which was closed by a great
17 VIII|            to flight roamed in the horizon with their fired towers.
18 VIII|           faces turned towards the horizon, and their pikes on their
19 X   |            high above the sea.~The horizon was filled with the colour
20 XI  |        showed black upon the clear horizon, with shapes incoherently
21 XI  |            distractedly on the red horizon. They could hear the shrieks
22 XII | distinguish something green on the horizon on the summit of an eminence.
23 XII |        himself up. He surveyed the horizon with a haughty air which
24 XIV |         would suddenly rise on the horizon; there would be a galloping
25 XIV |             as of distress, on the horizon. Hamilcar, it is true, might
26 XIV |            Punic standards hid the horizon from the Mercenaries) he
27 XIV |           they were riveted to the horizon of Carthage, and plebs and
28 XIV |           of wind, discovering the horizon as far as the walls of Carthage;
29 XIV |           sight of Carthage on the horizon. They swore an oath to fight
30 XIV |      tabourines burst forth on the horizon. It was a crowd of old men,