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 1 I   |                   CHAPTER I~THE FEAST~It was at Megara, a suburb
 2 I   |      Sicily were having a great feast to celebrate the anniversary
 3 I   |         for the holding of this feast; the convalescents lying
 4 I   |         would repent of it.~The feast recommenced. But Gisco might
 5 I   |       chance that he was at the feast, his father having domiciled
 6 I   | darkness, for the lights of the feast were hidden by the corner
 7 II  |       with regret of Hamilcar’s feast, as they fell asleep with
 8 II  |       at the drunkenness of the feast; then he spoke at length
 9 V   |       dagger.~The traces of the feast of the Mercenaries were
10 VI  |        among the remains of the feast, and leaped into the basin,
11 VII |      prostrate, told him of the feast of the Barbarians. He had
12 VII |      the lions, remembering the feast perhaps, stretched themselves
13 VIII|        themselves culpable; the feast was forgotten.~The spies
14 IX  |  brothers and invited them to a feast;—then he let his hands fall
15 XIV |        imagined themselves at a feast, and sang.~Many through
16 XV  |      and its embodied soul.~The feast was to last all night, and
17 XV  |      floated vaguely around the feast, and seemed to lull it in