Chapter

 1 II  |        King.”~They shouted, they leaped, the merriest began to tell
 2 IV  |       now handsome and vigorous, leaped like a mountebank upon the
 3 IV  |           Their golden bracelets leaped in the vague drapings of
 4 IV  |        returned Spendius, and he leaped into the hole which they
 5 V   |       stones. Spendius and Matho leaped over it.~This first barrier
 6 V   |        feet. Sparks crackled and leaped; they were walking in fire.
 7 V   |           Then at the barrier it leaped at a bound into a palm tree.~
 8 VI  |       The Barbarians had already leaped outside the palisades, and
 9 VI  |        remains of the feast, and leaped into the basin, where it
10 VII |         his sailors; the trireme leaped forward; it grazed the idol
11 VII |         mountains; and his heart leaped at the thought of the establishment
12 VII |         as if he would fain have leaped without to mingle with the
13 VII |          white mules. The Suffet leaped into his chariot and took
14 VII |         daughter’s name Hamilcar leaped to his feet. Then with compressed
15 VIII|      arming they returned; Matho leaped for joy. “At last! at last!”
16 VIII|        it were, an ocean wherein leaped red crests and scales of
17 VIII|         the army.~The Tarentines leaped quickly upon their spare
18 IX  |        the disaster Carthage had leaped, as it were, with anger
19 XI  | travelling behind Moloch!”~Matho leaped up; his heart was swelling
20 XI  |      when Salammbo appeared.~She leaped down quickly from her horse.
21 XII |         hole in the dust. Zarxas leaped upon it, and lighter than
22 XIII|       the edge of the wall. They leaped into the crowd and never
23 XIII|      themselves wild beasts, and leaped upon the passers-by to rend
24 XIII|         bristled at its base. It leaped against the wall, the ladders
25 XIII|      fled he clove them. Two men leaped together upon his back;
26 XIII|        sank upon the helmets; he leaped upon them in order to catch
27 XIV |         streams; big frothy jets leaped from the corners of all
28 XIV |       vases, sixty Carthaginians leaped upon them and killed them
29 XIV |          had none left, and they leaped upon the Carthaginians,