Chapter

 1 I   |       soldiers.~Oblong flames trembled in cuirasses of brass. Every
 2 I   |  feebler than old women, they trembled at once with mystic emotion,
 3 II  |        Spendius hesitated; he trembled; at last, addressing the
 4 II  |       dried boughs; his hands trembled with a continuous quivering,
 5 IV  |    grasshoppers, and the rich trembled for their fine country-houses,
 6 V   | emitted from its silver keel, trembled on the lofty wainscots,
 7 V   |    rose, her lips opened; she trembled. At last she struck one
 8 VII |       eyebrows; all his limbs trembled. He ascended one of the
 9 VII |       afraid to speak that he trembled horribly in spite of his
10 VII |       followed him; his knees trembled. But seizing an iron bar
11 IX  |       tattered shrouds. A few trembled and sobbed with a stupid
12 X   |       her.~The heavy tapestry trembled, and the python’s head appeared
13 XI  |    zaimph was gone.~The earth trembled beneath thronging feet.
14 XIII|    the pillar of the ballista trembled with the shock of the spring,
15 XIII|    the Suffet.~The slave, who trembled horribly, stammered:~“I
16 XIV |  extraordinary hope. Her lips trembled, her breast panted. When