Chapter

 1 I   |        each side, were two long shadows of pale men, clad in white,
 2 III |   thresholds of the houses; the shadows of the colossuses stretched
 3 VII |        streets grew still, then shadows glided through the darkness.
 4 VII | death-rattles and sobs; and the shadows gradually vanished as if
 5 VIII|          and they vanished like shadows in a cloud.~But from the
 6 IX  |        halls filled with bluish shadows, where at the most indolent
 7 X   |         growing feebler, violet shadows were lengthening before
 8 XI  |     flew off like arrows; black shadows ran about distractedly on
 9 XI  |         long curved lashes made shadows upon her cheeks.~Hamilcar
10 XII |      reappeared one by one like shadows; the women also ventured
11 XII |     town were frightened by the shadows of the walls.~The isthmus
12 XIV |         lips. Large wings swung shadows around them, croakings sounded
13 XV  |      crushing sadness upon him. Shadows passed before his eyes;