Chapter

 1 I   |    avenue, was drawn back, and torches were brought.~The apes,
 2 I   |      the dazzling light of the torches, but when he saw that none
 3 I   |         they slew; some hurled torches into the foliage; others,
 4 I   |        lighted themselves with torches as they stumbled on the
 5 I   |    wave that the flames of the torches quivered in it at the very
 6 II  |     light stretched like giant torches across the motionless lake.
 7 II  |      when she appeared all the torches grew pale. Her naked breast
 8 II  |   Negroes who were bearing the torches. His pale gums were displayed
 9 II  |    dazzled by the light of the torches which crackled in the darkness,
10 IV  |     their points like inverted torches. Peristyles reached to pediments;
11 IV  |     eyes that flamed more than torches, searched the bushes at
12 VI  | murmuring of voices was heard, torches gleamed, and Narr’ Havas
13 VI  |    whitish vapour on which the torches cast red spots, three Barbarians
14 VI  |       pink in the light of the torches.~He resumed:~“For four days
15 VII |        across the light of the torches. The stir increased, doors
16 VII |        which he stood, all the torches on the bronze shafts seemed
17 VII |  overturning the seats and the torches: the crowd of them rushed
18 VII |      and said:~“By the hundred torches of your Intelligences! by
19 VII |  traverse the immensities.~The torches, however, which were scattered
20 VII |      his eyeballs flashed like torches through the smoke upon the
21 X   |  cataracts to the sea. Shaking torches with veil-covered face,
22 X   |     having kindled them at the torches of the Kabiri, were carrying
23 XII |     and lighted them to use as torches. Others held crossed pikes.
24 XIII|       the top of the wall with torches in their hands, burn the
25 XIII|    midst of a catafalque among torches and heads of hair. In order
26 XIII|      pearls, gold vases, cups, torches, all their wealth; the offerings
27 XIV |   placed out of doors; but the torches were extinguished; brands
28 XV  |    moved in the heavy air; the torches were already lighted in