Chapter

 1 I  |        of being able at last to gorge at pleasure, and songs were
 2 II |  kingdom. They came to a narrow gorge, and Narr’ Havas smiled
 3 IV |      you cannot sate your love, gorge your hate; it will sustain
 4 IX |     through the openings of the gorge.~Meanwhile Utica and Hippo-Zarytus
 5 IX |       forsake the bottom of the gorge and leave them in the shade.
 6 XII|  emerged from the bottom of the gorge, and again descended the
 7 XIV|    immediately fled through the gorge. It descended into a plain,
 8 XIV|     ground on both sides of the gorge, but their instruments broke.
 9 XIV| Carthaginians had loosed in the gorge to attract the Barbarians.
10 XIV|        to the narrowness of the gorge— on the others, on the contrary,
11 XIV|        army at Tunis.~Above the gorge there stretched a meadow
12 XIV|       the portcullis and of the gorge there appeared pointed muzzles