Chapter

 1 I   |      her steps, and her large dark purple mantle, cut of an
 2 II  |      drops of blood among the dark multitude, and nearly naked
 3 III |      goddess! ferments in the dark depths of thy moisture.~“
 4 IV  |     among the palm trees; the dark Moloch was below the cisterns,
 5 IV  | sometimes appear, draped in a dark cloak, barefooted, and wearing
 6 VI  | dreaded to speak aloud in the dark, nor did he fail every day
 7 VII |     of them contained a round dark stone, which appeared to
 8 VII |     and fire; by their colour dark night, and by their density
 9 VII |     the Cassiterides over the Dark Sea; gums from the country
10 X   |  compose its humidity; ’tis a dark abode full of mire, and
11 XI  |      others completely in the dark. There was shouting and
12 XII |      of the Catacombs, and on dark nights lights could be seen
13 XIII|       One evening when it was dark he embarked the best of
14 XIII| sparks which were lost in the dark sky.~The Carthaginians,
15 XIII|      When the night had grown dark Hamilcar lifted him up gently,
16 XIII|      all were there, from the dark Neblo, the genius of Mercury,
17 XIII|   colossus, and sank into the dark opening. The priests bent
18 XIII|     ankles were tied, and the dark drapery prevented them from