Chapter

 1 II  |         Narr’ Havas concealed a dagger in his cloak. Spendius kept
 2 II  |      and when they returned the dagger had not been drawn.~Another
 3 IV  |         a word to one or gave a dagger to another. The boldest
 4 IV  |      above. With the point of a dagger they moved the bar, which
 5 V   |      branches with blows of the dagger.~The traces of the feast
 6 VI  |       The Ethiopian drew a long dagger from his girdle and the
 7 VII |      Carthage only to buy him a dagger with a silver handle and
 8 VIII|        equipped with a sling, a dagger, and sandals. He reinforced
 9 IX  |         him down, and plunged a dagger into his throat; he drew
10 XI  | immobility.~At last he placed a dagger which he had in his girdle
11 XI  |       with a single blow of his dagger. Then he rubbed the horses’
12 XI  |        and her hands crossed.~A dagger was displayed on the table
13 XI  |         upon her hands, and the dagger fell.~Shouts arose; a terrible