Chapter

 1 I   |        Her lyre fell, she was silent; and, pressing both hands
 2 I   |        glancing down into the silent apartments through the spaces
 3 I   |      said Matho.~Spendius was silent.~They were on the terrace.
 4 III |    darkness.”~Schahabarim was silent. She entreated him with
 5 VI  |     make no reply! Enough! be silent! Let them be flayed alive!
 6 VII | displaying your own folly! be silent!” And they began to indulge
 7 VII |      him. It burst forth:~“Be silent! Am I a pauper then? No
 8 VIII|    minutes the whole town was silent as a great tomb. The soldiers
 9 X   |      random through the large silent room. The amethysts and
10 X   |     be heard; then she became silent, sobbing quite softly with
11 XI  |   their feet sinking into the silent sand.~When they had passed
12 XI  |  black beard, and there was a silent and almost outrageous gaiety
13 XIII|       either remain perfectly silent, gazing at her with fixed
14 XIII|      against him; and she was silent about her wish to assassinate,
15 XIII|   terrible tenderness and was silent now.~Hamilcar returned with
16 XIII|        Hamilcar returned with silent steps, feeling the walls
17 XIII|  anything so mournful as this silent crowd where earrings tapped
18 XIV |       The Lacedaemonians were silent, with eyelids closed; Zarxas,