Chapter

 1 I   |              watching the low tables half hidden beneath the scarlet
 2 II  |         skeletons; others which were half eaten away had their jaws
 3 II  |              appurtenances, occupied half of it. Accordingly the Barbarians
 4 II  |              Balearic, the captains, half laughing and half surprised,
 5 II  |          captains, half laughing and half surprised, replied: “Speak!
 6 III |         became an egg. It burst. One half formed the earth and the
 7 III |              words, and Schahabarim, half yielding resumed:~“She inspires
 8 VII |        appeared far above like stars half lost in the night.~The Ancients
 9 VII |              his body, and his hands half open, he said:~“Barca, Carthage
10 VII |             two broad cutlasses; and half stooping, his left foot
11 VII |            an island in the distance half lost in the mist.~Hamilcar
12 VIII|           them. Their faces were all half hidden beneath the visors
13 VIII|         darkness like beacons nearly half lost in the mist; and no
14 IX  | Carthaginians went at a furious rate half way up the hill or three
15 IX  |            enjoy it more, they would half close their eyelids, only
16 X   |              in her hands, her mouth half open, her chin sunk, her
17 X   |      gleaming and clear like a sword half out of the sheath.~Then
18 X   |           the edge of her teeth, and half shutting her eyes, threw
19 XI  |          gate.~Its heavy leaves were half open; they passed through,
20 XI  |              in the ceiling. She was half hidden by her white hair
21 XI  |          rustling of her dress Matho half opened his eyes, putting
22 XII |         canvas looked like dim ships half lost in the breakers. Cuirasses,
23 XIII|             arms and legs projecting half way out of a heap, would
24 XIII|            lying down near the door, half hidden among the fringes
25 XIV |          have lost his velites, only half of whom remained, but he
26 XIV |         twenty thousand soldiers, or half of the army.~Autaritus,
27 XIV |              royal fillet, which was half unfastened, trailed with
28 XIV |             with dagger-strokes, and half the Numidians had perished
29 XIV |               rolled into a ball and half hidden by their great manes;