Chapter

 1 III |       one another hurried and deep, like the buzzing of bees,
 2 III |  water, muddy, black, icy and deep. It contained senseless
 3 VI  |     breeze.~Matho would heave deep sighs. He would lie flat
 4 VI  |     increase in size; and the deep lines forming semicircles
 5 VII |       disappeared beneath the deep arch.~The Military Harbour
 6 VII |    the columns which formed a deep vestibule round the temple.~
 7 VII |   these are each fifty cubits deep and filled up to the brim!
 8 VIII|   hope by no means absurd, so deep was the abyss between Country
 9 VIII|      made your ranks twice as deep, avoided exposing the velites
10 IX  |     feet broad and ten cubits deep to be dug in Roman fashion
11 XI  |    She followed him. It was a deep tent with a pole standing
12 XII | battle they were still in the deep pit.~They were ranged on
13 XIV |       which were chinked with deep wrinkles; the skin of their
14 XIV |      the Hot Springs. Then so deep was the despair that many
15 XV  |       at Carthage,—rejoicings deep, universal, extravagant,
16 XV  |     single syllable—a hoarse, deep, and frantic intonation—