Chapter

 1 I   |     each throb of the waves it sank beneath the foam, but the
 2 III |       The blue vault of heaven sank on the horizon in one direction
 3 IV  |      the Acropolis, where they sank beneath the town to incline
 4 V   |     the ground by chains which sank beneath the pavement. Matho
 5 V   |     unfastened the veil, which sank to the ground. Matho laid
 6 V   |    seemed to him that his feet sank as though he were walking
 7 VII |  overlooked Carthage.~The town sank downwards in a long hollow
 8 VIII|    became softer, and the feet sank in it. Hamilcar did not
 9 IX  |   salutation of the sun, as it sank slowly behind the lagoon,
10 X   |       recover the zaimph!”~She sank down upon the ebony stool,
11 XI  |       sobs stifled him, and he sank down upon his hams.~“Ah!
12 XII |      eminence. Then the ground sank, and obelisks, domes, and
13 XIII|       were pushed forward they sank into the holes.~At last
14 XIII|    command and all the shields sank upon the helmets; he leaped
15 XIII|        one distraught. Then he sank down beside the balustrade,
16 XIII|     hands of the colossus, and sank into the dark opening. The
17 XIV |        space exactly, suddenly sank before them like a rampart
18 XIV | another without speaking. They sank down in collapse, feeling
19 XIV |  regions at the end of winter, sank on the fourteenth day upon
20 XIV |       every step; the big feet sank into the bodies with a motion
21 XV  |        the great purple canopy sank between the two pylons.~
22 XV  |   dying; his hams bent, and he sank quite gently upon the pavement.~
23 XV  | offered it to the sun.~The sun sank behind the waves; his rays
24 XV  | beatings diminished the planet sank into the sea; and at the