Chapter

 1 IV  |         Hamilcar had made them extravagant promises, vague, it is true,
 2 VII |  close-necked silver vases, of extravagant shape and unfitted for use;
 3 VIII|     numerous, were seized with extravagant joy. Hamilcar was not to
 4 VIII|        to be found through its extravagant length; all were panting
 5 XII |       his shadow, which was of extravagant size, looked in the distance
 6 XIII|       therefore come, and with extravagant efforts he strove to discover
 7 XIV |      directing upon others the extravagant fury which they had been
 8 XIV |     woes. They were moved with extravagant joy, they embraced one another,
 9 XIV |    perceived thirty crosses of extravagant size on the shore of the
10 XIV | enraged with grief at what was extravagant injustice, and above all
11 XV  |    rejoicings deep, universal, extravagant, frantic; the holes of the