Chapter

 1 I   |          Some advanced like women, making obscene gestures; others
 2 I   |      material, trailed behind her, making, as it were, at each step,
 3 II  |          also were defiling below, making undulations in the shade.
 4 IV  |            and amuse themselves by making them run in the evening
 5 IV  |          and sought to move him by making him feel their toothless
 6 IV  |          of the crowd, but without making themselves heard. The distribution,
 7 V   |           from the precious stones making a play of light through
 8 V   |           stiffening his arms, and making a buttress of his feet,
 9 VI  |           to him, at the same time making a sign which he did not
10 VII |        embroidering cloaks, others making nets, others painting cushions
11 VIII|        taking the road to Tunis or making for the mountains in the
12 IX  |         them, and hurled javelins, making themselves a rampart of
13 XI  |            irrevocable moment, and making an effort she went up again
14 XI  |           thither!” she cried; and making her escape Salammbo disappeared.~
15 XIII|       between the stones, and then making use of it as a step to reach
16 XIII|            Matho under pretence of making military inquiries. He could
17 XIII|            thickening the wall and making it as high as possible without
18 XIII|            into a thousand pieces, making a copious shower upon the
19 XIII| instruments of their calling, were making their way towards the tabernacles
20 XV  |            began to run at random, making a noise with his lips like