Chapter

 1 I   |      fish with gems about their mouths, appeared near the surface.~
 2 I   |        the watermelon into your mouths! The mystery of Tanith ranged
 3 I   |   boughs, they strove with open mouths and craned necks to grasp
 4 IV  |        him feel their toothless mouths, their wasted arms, and
 5 VI  |         shall be melted in your mouths in leaden ingots! and I
 6 VII |       fingers put them to their mouths or rolled them gently in
 7 VII |   panted rhythmically. On their mouths they had muzzles fastened
 8 VIII|   beyond the lagoon towards the mouths of the Macaras. Did he intend
 9 VIII|        to the left to avoid the mouths of the Macaras, and come
10 VIII|       tongues hung out of their mouths! do you remember? I brought
11 XI  |      and from these half-opened mouths groanings escaped in the
12 XII |         their backs, with their mouths open, and their lances beside
13 XII |         put a finger into their mouths to show that they were hungry.~
14 XIII|      stiffer than stakes, their mouths open and their arms outspread.~
15 XIII|       began to speak of useless mouths, which terrified every one.~
16 XIII| Carthaginians fell out of their mouths, and their gums were discoloured
17 XIII|         heads about like bears. Mouths, opened to shout, remained
18 XIII|        of a dead man into their mouths to learn the future. The
19 XIV |    their necks and opened their mouths to drink. Others by the
20 XIV |     handfuls of dust into their mouths, bit their arms, and burst
21 XIV |         tongues curled in their mouths, and they felt an icy sweat
22 XIV |      directed his course to the mouths of the Macaras.~Tunis was