Chapter

 1 IV  |            their heels. It was the pavement of the gallery that ran
 2 V   |      chains which sank beneath the pavement. Matho suppressed a cry. “
 3 V   |            far as the level of the pavement, which was touched by her
 4 V   |            his eyes fixed upon the pavement. Suddenly he exclaimed:~“
 5 V   |             His head rang upon the pavement.~Then they stood for a while,
 6 V   | evaporating.~Matho glided over the pavement, which was encrusted with
 7 VI  |           while the sea, flat as a pavement of lapis-lazuli, ascended
 8 VI  |       their hands trailed upon the pavement. Hanno was indignant at
 9 VII |      little above the level of the pavement. Ah! if Hanno had not arrived
10 VII |          lozenges which formed the pavement of the hall. So lofty was
11 VII |            and the mother-of-pearl pavement seemed like a luminous river
12 VII |             which dripped upon the pavement, and his disease had no
13 VII |           fire laid level with the pavement; black smoke issuing from
14 VII |           the pearls rang upon the pavement. Then they saw a long scar
15 VII |       there on the mother-of-pearl pavement was stretched from them
16 VII |            heaps of bullion on the pavement; and here and there a pile
17 VII |          before him. He struck the pavement with his tall cane, the
18 X   |         feet glided over the glass pavement, amid the grains of barley
19 X   |          hands and her face on the pavement.~
20 XIII|          dust, resolutely upon the pavement. But he no doubt divined
21 XIII|      garments, and rolled upon the pavement uttering piercing cries.~“
22 XIII|        full length upon the marble pavement. He looked at him and was
23 XIV |           ran impetuously over the pavement.~Amphoras, flagons, and
24 XV  |        water-carriers watering the pavement rose above the continual
25 XV  |         sank quite gently upon the pavement.~Some one went to the peristyle