Chapter

 1 I   |       he stopped with a look of despair.~“Listen!” said the slave
 2 II  |    frenzy. At last, one day, in despair, he had flung himself into
 3 IV  |         who were starving or in despair strove to reach the port
 4 VIII|       he replied by gestures of despair.~Meanwhile sighs and death-rattles
 5 IX  |        for an impossible dream, despair for an abortive enterprise.~
 6 X   |      strangling her.~She was in despair of having seen the zaimph,
 7 XI  |        matters to an end and in despair that he had fired the camp
 8 XII |      distance, had a feeling of despair in spite of the pride which
 9 XII |        at its height, drove his despair to vengeance, and pointed
10 XII | disaster at last, shrieked with despair. Then he began to run about
11 XIII|      collected rags in token of despair, stationed themselves at
12 XIII|         needs, they shrieked in despair when the servants of the
13 XIII|     brows contracted with stern despair.~At last the Baal arrived
14 XIII|      been torturing him, and in despair, or perhaps for lack of
15 XIV |      the bones, and did not yet despair; the army from Tunis had
16 XIV |         beak, while the man, in despair, would fall flat on his
17 XIV |   Springs. Then so deep was the despair that many people, especially