Chapter

 1 I   |         gives drink to a soldier, it means that she offers him her
 2 III |              Do you not know that it means death? The hermaphrodite
 3 IV  |              tribes, and without any means of defence! It will be then
 4 V   | extraordinary. The inadequacy of the means for preventing it was a
 5 VI  |             invincible through these means, danced, wrestled, and juggled,
 6 VII |             It was softly lighted by means of delicate black discs
 7 VII |           revolve upon the second by means of strong bars. Some men
 8 VIII|            his promise;—a hope by no means absurd, so deep was the
 9 VIII|       working of the engines and all means of defence, Matho listened
10 VIII|              What was to be done? No means of flight! The suddenness
11 VIII|           had hitherto thought of no means of repairing it. He listened
12 IX  |      effected along the palisades by means of the straps of a shield,
13 XI  |       cushion for her. He sought for means to serve her, and to humble
14 XII |           infallibly happen.~Thus no means presented themselves of
15 XII |        conjured them to withdraw. By means of signs they addressed
16 XIII|              shooting was changed by means of strong pivots; they were
17 XIII|      moveable bridge were lowered by means of tackling. They formed
18 XIII|        harbour, they were brought by means of capstans to the foot
19 XIII|              was not some mode, some means to escape it.~Abdalonim
20 XIV |           hewn with the pick. And no means of safety, no hope! The
21 XIV |          from the conqueror, by what means could they do so? They did
22 XIV |           not know, however, by what means they should get away.~But
23 XIV |         wanted men and he knew of no means of selecting the good ones,
24 XIV |       instincts of his army, and, by means of this treachery, to attach