Chapter

 1 V   |         to climb upward with that strange facility which we experience
 2 VI  |           his nostrils gave him a strange and terrifying appearance,
 3 VI  |    brought to me in baskets!”~But strange cries at once hoarse and
 4 VII |       severity of the desert, and strange jewels sparkled on all the
 5 VII |            and together uttered a strange cry like the howling of
 6 VII |     Archipelago, and sunk all the strange vessels sailing beyond Cape
 7 VIII|         his eyes sparkling, and a strange smile wrinkled his jackal
 8 IX  |         of Megara were invaded by strange men; the slaves, trembling
 9 X   |           more empty, more alone.~Strange words escaped him sometimes,
10 XI  |      child laying his hand upon a strange fruit, he tremblingly and
11 XIII|         to suffer had left her. A strange peacefulness possessed her.
12 XIII| insensibly along the terrace, and strange to say, it seemed to cause
13 XIV |          and sang.~Many through a strange mania would repeat the same
14 XIV |          anger. As to Spendius, a strange courage had come to him;
15 XIV | Barbarians might vanquish them. A strange weakness had come upon him;