Chapter

 1 II  |      whole night fires were seen burning on the horizon in the direction
 2 II  | throughout the plain; fires were burning here and there; and the
 3 II  |     horses; the Negroes held out burning fir branches at arm’s length;
 4 III |    distance the smoke of a still burning sacrifice would escape through
 5 V   |          up to it. It was a lamp burning in a shell on the pedestal
 6 V   |         a tabourine; flames were burning upon it; an ebony cone,
 7 V   |        which a pile of aloes was burning.~Matho, however, kept repeating:~“
 8 V   |          galley-shaped lamp hung burning in the back part of the
 9 VI  |       reply. An earthen lamp was burning gently against the tent-pole,
10 VII |        on the summit.~Fires were burning in cylinders of filigree-work
11 VII |       with chiselled flowers was burning at the far end, and each
12 VII |         round it, looking at the burning wicks; then he threw a scented
13 VII |        on the ground, were still burning, while here and there on
14 VII |   kitchens, men were brisking up burning coals with fans amid tattered
15 VII |   scattered hair, and a smell of burning flesh was perceptible. Those
16 IX  |     fresh alarm; the towers were burning, the Eaters of Uncleanness
17 X   |         perhaps amuse herself by burning cinnamomum in hollow pearls.
18 XI  |        throng. Bright fires were burning beneath hanging pots; and
19 XI  |      wherein floated handfuls of burning tow, and military things
20 XI  |       evening by the light of my burning gardens amid fuming cups
21 XI  |    devastation of the towns, the burning of the country-seats, the
22 XI  |     flames.~Their reed huts were burning, and the twisting stems
23 XI  |          Come along! Hamilcar is burning the camp of Autaritus!”~
24 XII |    treachery of Narr’ Havas, the burning of the camp of the Libyans,
25 XII |          were growing hot in the burning sun. A nauseous smell exhaled
26 XIII|      straight up like props in a burning vineyard.~The ladders proving
27 XIII|        in the heat of the tapers burning beside them; the paint flowed
28 XIII|     aloes, cedar, and laurel was burning between the legs of the
29 XIII|       assumed a darker glow, and burning flesh could be seen. Some