Chapter

 1 II  |      growing impatient; murmuring arose, and every one apostrophized
 2 II  |          they found, and laughter arose like conflicting waves.~
 3 II  |         path and every ravine men arose. Shepherds were seen running
 4 VII |       just gone out when a tumult arose outside the door. Some one
 5 VIII|    hurried steps. A great clamour arose in the Mappalian district.
 6 VIII|         the night squalls of wind arose. Hamilcar had the soldiers
 7 IX  |      grass.~Suddenly large plumes arose and a terrible song burst
 8 XI  |           the dagger fell.~Shouts arose; a terrible light flashed
 9 XII | islet-covered gulf.~Vociferations arose, followed by the lengthened
10 XIV |  intoxication boundless hope soon arose. All their miseries were
11 XV  |        Thereupon an immense shout arose; the cymbals and crotala