Chapter

 1 I   |     were heard the snapping of jaws, the noise of speech, songs,
 2 II  |      half eaten away had their jaws twisted into horrible grimaces;
 3 IV  |       flattened, opening their jaws, extending their arms, and
 4 V   |   flowers were blooming in the jaws of crocodiles, and elephants
 5 V   |      the monsters closed their jaws and the crystal globes revolved
 6 VII |     terminating in crocodiles’ jaws. The people hastened thither,
 7 VII |      gratings. His red-toothed jaws opened in a horrible yawn;
 8 X   | falling of themselves into the jaws of the sun. Salammbo, who
 9 XI  |     with the diamonds in their jaws; the air is so mild that
10 XIII|   flames and smoke like dragon jaws; the sand scattered and
11 XIV |  Afterwards he opened his huge jaws, and for some minutes uttered
12 XV  |  silver plate; boars with open jaws were wallowing in the dust