Chapter

 1 I   |           the Mercenaries.~After a second excursion it was explained
 2 I   |          the first story, then the second, and the third, and stopped
 3 IV  |          war. Towers rose from the second story, all provided with
 4 IV  |         the gulf of Utica, and the second at the mountain of the Hot
 5 V   |         ebony steps leading to the second enclosure.~“Forward!” said
 6 VII |            which thronged around a second story supporting a kind
 7 VII |          with humiliation. For the second time they recoiled before
 8 VII |          being built of stone, the second of brick, and the third
 9 VII |           made to revolve upon the second by means of strong bars.
10 VIII|          sling around his loins, a second on his head, and a third
11 VIII|            wounds, turned upon the second rank; the Indians seized
12 IX  |   increased his defences: he had a second trench dug within the palisades,
13 IX  |            within the palisades, a second wall raised, and wooden
14 IX  |     alarmed the Punic army.~On the second day the Carthaginians had
15 X   | vinous-coloured tunic she passed a second embroidered with birds’
16 XII |         day, at the third watch, a second runner appeared, still more
17 XIII|          multiplied its power.~The second presented a more complicated
18 XIII|       reach further, would place a second and a third; and, protected
19 XIII|           first line crawling, the second bending their hams, and
20 XIII|            on the top they found a second wall composed of stones
21 XIII|          alone when he reached the second enclosure at the foot of
22 XIII|       sending soldiers.~But on the second day the springs diminished,
23 XIII|          two turtle-doves into the second, an ape into the third,
24 XIV |         hours later they reached a second plateau bordered by a belt