Chapter

 1 I   |      were strewn with black sand mingled with powdered coral, and
 2 I   |    pieces with their feet. Songs mingled with the death-rattle of
 3 II  |      Carthaginians grew bold and mingled with the soldiers. They
 4 II  |         himself?”~The old Suffet mingled his speech in this way with
 5 III | insensible, while she—I feel her mingled in my life; she fills my
 6 IV  |          The two distinct crowds mingled without blending, one dressed
 7 V   |        with bristling claws, and mingled together one above another
 8 VI  |         any more certain profit, mingled with the Barbarians. Numerous
 9 VI  |         too, inspired fear. Many mingled foreign practices with their
10 VI  |     shivered, and the two armies mingled together.~The Greeks made
11 VII |       horse beneath a palm-tree, mingled with those from the colonies,
12 VIII|        of the caravans, who were mingled with the Clinabarians, and
13 IX  |       vague noise of the streets mingled with the rustling of the
14 X   |       vanquish Moloch? They were mingled with each other; she confused
15 XI  |    Formerly I was only a soldier mingled with the common herd of
16 XI  |       her; the memory of you was mingled with her beams; then I could
17 XII |        multiplied symbols, which mingled with their scars and their
18 XIII|     terrible creaking drew near, mingled with the rhythm of hoarse
19 XIV |         of their deglutition was mingled with the sobs of joy which
20 XIV |         plain, and the dead were mingled with clothes and armour.
21 XV  |      know him completely, a wish mingled with remorse which turned
22 XV  |          atrocious, filthy abuse mingled with ironical encouragements