Chapter

 1 I   |       cedar tops by the wavering lights of the petroleum as it burned
 2 I   |          harbour, and there were lights in the temple of Khamon.
 3 I   | indistinctly filled with reddish lights, like enormous and still
 4 I   |    through the darkness, for the lights of the feast were hidden
 5 VII | Perfumers’ suburb. The scattered lights were being extinguished,
 6 VII |       carrying to and fro. These lights flickered in the gusts of
 7 VII |    supporting a torch. All these lights were reflected in the mother-of-pearl
 8 VII |        that is true! I am wrong, lights of the Baals; there are
 9 VII |          his mantle agitated the lights of the candelabrum, which
10 VIII|    closer to him were motionless lights on the surface of the ground.
11 X   |         her veils, and the great lights retired, sinking gradually
12 X   |    arranging two candelabra, the lights of which burned in crystal
13 XI  |          other and more numerous lights, for the armies of the Mercenaries,
14 XI  |        Two Negroes holding resin lights stood on both sides of the
15 XII |    Catacombs, and on dark nights lights could be seen in the dens
16 XIII|    father’s arm at the brilliant lights which surrounded him.~Hamilcar
17 XIII|   mirrored in it formed irisated lights. He grew pale and dismayed.
18 XIV |         eyes. There were so many lights in the houses that the town