Chapter

 1 I   |          made the foot slip. The smoke of the meats ascended into
 2 I   |      like volcanoes beginning to smoke. The clamour redoubled;
 3 I   |        coffins were beginning to smoke on the Mappalian point.~
 4 III | occasionally in the distance the smoke of a still burning sacrifice
 5 III |        wine!”~“Perhaps it is the smoke of your perfumes?”~“No!”
 6 VI  |        Acropolis long columns of smoke might be seen in the country
 7 VII |         with the pavement; black smoke issuing from them mounted
 8 VII |         like torches through the smoke upon the tall, pale man
 9 VII |       purple factories, the blue smoke of which was ascending slowly
10 XI  |         a fire of brushwood, the smoke of which escaped through
11 XI  |         made him dizzy, like the smoke from a perfuming-pan. She
12 XI  |      twisting stems burst in the smoke and flew off like arrows;
13 XIII|      opened, vomiting flames and smoke like dragon jaws; the sand
14 XIII|    roofing of Khamon, and as the smoke blinded them they fell back
15 XIII|      ampitheatre. Heavy fumes of smoke were rising, and rolling
16 XIII|      ascended slowly, and as the smoke formed lofty eddies as it
17 XIII|         red-hot plate, and white smoke rose amid the great scarlet
18 XIV |         of flame with columns of smoke, the ambassadors from the
19 XIV |         reached the citadel. The smoke suddenly disappeared before
20 XV  |     wound. The flesh was seen to smoke; the hootings of the people