Chapter

 1 I   |        men.~Matho, the Libyan, leaned over towards her. Involuntarily
 2 I   |        whole body. Panting, he leaned against the wall to keep
 3 I   |      Mappalian point.~Spendius leaned over the terrace; his teeth
 4 II  |     Here and there a palm tree leaned over a sand hill, and pines
 5 II  |    distrust, or yawned as they leaned on their brass-nailed clubs.
 6 II  | quivering, and as he walked he leaned on a staff of olive-wood.~
 7 V   |        both clenched hands she leaned shuddering out. He resumed:~“
 8 V   |        vinous colour. Salammbo leaned fainting against the cushions
 9 VI  | standing on the threshold they leaned upon their lances like herdsmen
10 VI  |       time, and two young boys leaned over the steps of the basin
11 VI  |     his parasol in the battle) leaned over to his ear.~“Well?”
12 VII |  occupation of the country. He leaned upon his other elbow with
13 VIII|     tomb. The soldiers as they leaned on their lances were thinking,
14 X   |       the side of Taanach, who leaned over to see her, smiled
15 XI  |       the shade. A naked sword leaned against a stool by the side
16 XI  |    marching stopped; the dying leaned on their elbows and turned
17 XII |  appeared! It was Carthage. He leaned against a tree to keep himself
18 XIII| crushed one another. The women leaned over the battlements and
19 XV  |        the street of Satheb he leaned his back against the wall