Chapter

 1 IV  |        began to kill. The word “strike,” though different in each
 2 IV  | Hamilcar’s palace they ought to strike to the left and cross the
 3 V   |     theft. They did not dare to strike it, however, fearing that
 4 VI  |       with his hands, overturn, strike, and deal sword-thrusts
 5 VII |        outside was beginning to strike on the folding shutters
 6 XIII|      upon the timbers. He would strike the ropes softly with the
 7 XIII|       another, the stones would strike together and shiver into
 8 XIII|   willow-branches and trying to strike off as much as possible
 9 XIV |    asked to die, and none would strike. A young fellow might be
10 XIV |       have fewer years to live! Strike to the heart, and think
11 XV  |        an ape behind him should strike him on the head with a stone;
12 XV  |       back; it was forbidden to strike him to the heart, in order