Chapter

 1 I   |           red door with the black cross closing far above, and he
 2 I   | pent-houses of their shops at the cross ways, storks took to flight,
 3 I   |         everlasting menace of the cross! And after all this misery
 4 II  |          four limbs fastened to a cross like a criminal. His huge
 5 II  |      perfectly straight along the cross. The soldiers made merry
 6 IV  |           red door with its black cross remained constantly shut.~
 7 IV  |         to strike to the left and cross the Mappalian district.~“
 8 V   |           red door with the black cross. The throbbing of his heart
 9 VI  |          fetters, the axe, or the cross. It was necessary to cultivate
10 VI  |        himself stretched upon the cross.~Carthage had not strength
11 VII |        ivory seats which formed a cross, the high-priest of Eschmoun
12 VII |        that you do not end on the cross!”~“And you that you are
13 VII |         arranged in the form of a cross, were large gold shields
14 VII |       Abdalonim.~“Ah! wretch! the cross! the cross!”~Abdalonim fell
15 VII |            wretch! the cross! the cross!”~Abdalonim fell back swooning
16 VIII|        girdle; it was possible to cross.~The Suffet ordered thirty-two
17 XIV |         of battles, helped him to cross precipices, sponged the
18 XIV |         good-natured!”~A gigantic cross stood at the gate. The Barbarians
19 XIV |          him up to the top of the cross, and they nailed him upon
20 XIV |         back over the arms of the cross; Autaritus was motionless,
21 XIV |        the air; and as Spendius’s cross was the highest, it was
22 XIV |           nothing was left on the cross but shapeless remains, like
23 XIV |        and he would perish on the cross; if, on the contrary, he
24 XIV |          his four limbs forming a cross; and all those who were