Chapter

 1 I   |   driving through the dust amid shouts, twenty men, distinguished
 2 I   |  soldiers greeted him with loud shouts, all crying:~“The cups!
 3 II  |         belts. They bathed with shouts, and drew water in their
 4 IV  |        barges advanced amid the shouts of the onlooking army.~As
 5 IV  |      the camp, swayed with loud shouts from the gates to the centre.
 6 IV  |     Gisco wished to speak their shouts began again. At last he
 7 VII |      Suffet disdainfully.~Their shouts were redoubled.~“Of what
 8 IX  |     arrived in the streets with shouts. The Great Council were
 9 XI  |      stupor to the intermittent shouts of the sentinels as they
10 XI  |     hands, and the dagger fell.~Shouts arose; a terrible light
11 XI  |       and it seemed to her that shouts and footsteps were pursuing
12 XI  |         beneath thronging feet. Shouts, neighings, and clashing
13 XII | Barbarians pressed forward with shouts. They danced in delirium
14 XIII|        suddenly rush along with shouts; and from the top of the
15 XIII|         the beholders. The last shouts died out one by one,—and
16 XIV |         cloaks would utter loud shouts, raise their arms, press
17 XIV |    running, his army had raised shouts, as of distress, on the
18 XIV |        drink. They were told by shouts to throw away their swords,
19 XIV |     surge again, and triumphant shouts rising in the distance seemed
20 XV  |        blooming in the air.~The shouts of the water-carriers watering