Chapter

  1 I   |       stomach. The Gauls with their long hair drawn up on the crown
  2 I   |          could be seen striped with long scars. Drooping his chin,
  3 I   |           regular succession formed long parabolas like star-rockets
  4 I   |         mosses of verdure, emitting long white spirals, looked like
  5 I   |              on each side, were two long shadows of pale men, clad
  6 I   |            attire, but she turned a long frightened look upon them
  7 I   |        grateful pride, poured him a long stream of wine into a golden
  8 II  |            the walls crack, and the long mass of armed soldiers overflowed
  9 II  |         know why a personage with a long beard stood thus in a dreamy
 10 II  |     Carthage could now only see its long walls with their vacant
 11 II  |           woods of palm; there were long, green lines of olive-trees;
 12 II  |        lagged behind one another at long intervals. They ate grapes
 13 II  |           which was proceeding with long, regular steps. Matho had
 14 II  |           there suddenly appeared a long file of crosses bearing
 15 II  |             lions. Some had been so long dead that nothing was left
 16 II  |            their laughter, and were long lost in amazement. “What
 17 II  |            base of a mountain for a long time, they turned abruptly
 18 II  |            hang from the sky like a long scarf, while the country
 19 II  |            dromedary. The whole day long he lay asleep stretched
 20 II  |         place where the fetters had long been worn, and then he would
 21 II  |            him like a lictor with a long sword on his thigh; or perhaps
 22 II  |             Narr’ Havas took them a long way off, as far as the boundaries
 23 II  |            speaking to himself with long pauses he said:~“I am no
 24 II  |           elephants!”~He unrolled a long piece of papyrus; and, without
 25 II  |             down to his flanks with long hair bristling with dried
 26 II  |             soldiers, restrained so long as he was speaking, broke
 27 II  |             His cloak which was too long, and which trailed behind
 28 III |             where flamingoes formed long rose-coloured lines amid
 29 III |          the four corners rose four long perfuming-pans filled with
 30 III |             the whole length of the long white simar which hung without
 31 III |            You are wearied with too long prayers!”~“Oh! Tanaach,
 32 III |      arching her form, which in its long garment was as pale and
 33 III |          the palace. Her mother was long since dead.~She had grown
 34 III |            languished the whole day long, and revived at evening.
 35 III |           lamps of a sepulchre; his long thin body floated in its
 36 III |         will bring me to her! I had long been hesitating; I am devoured
 37 IV  |      upsetting something with their long robes.~The soldiers requested
 38 IV  |             were jaded with love so long as they were young, and
 39 IV  |   shouldered one another. The three long, dangerously-loaded barges
 40 IV  |           of applause, and it was a long time before he was able
 41 IV  |           them, but the journey was long and would require six moons
 42 IV  |          Some got up beside him. So long as they vociferated abuse
 43 IV  |          great yellow eyes, and his long face that was paler than
 44 IV  |            trees projected over the long lines of walls. The whole
 45 V   |             Byrsa there stretched a long black mass: it was the temple
 46 V   |          displayed before them.~Two long porticoes, with their architraves
 47 V   |             their steps between two long galleries which ran parallel
 48 V   |          the cap of the Kabiri. Its long blue robe was strewn with
 49 V   |          swinging its body with its long hanging arms. Then at the
 50 V   |           to rock her in the air. A long mosquito was buzzing.~Matho
 51 V   |           times renewed.~Suddenly a long arrow whizzed past, then
 52 V   |     Suddenly he caught sight of the long chain used in working the
 53 VI  |          wore white woollen cloaks, long daggers, copper necklaces,
 54 VI  |   Mercenaries, for the Republic had long been threatening his kingdom.
 55 VI  |        whose hatred was not of such long standing, did not know how
 56 VI  |            the sea having retired a long way since then. It was a
 57 VI  |        Carthage would perish before long. Any one but Hanno would
 58 VI  |          the cord which tied up his long red hair, and soak the latter
 59 VI  |     imagination behold the fires in long, straw-roofed cottages flickering
 60 VI  |          was lost in places beneath long sheets of yellow; carobs
 61 VI  |             boot first.~He reared a long quadrangular terrace in
 62 VI  |           javelin in each hand. The long files of the heavy infantry
 63 VI  |          side in cutting with their long swords. The Barbarians broke
 64 VI  |         physician, motionless, in a long yellow robe, directing the
 65 VI  |          tone.~The Ethiopian drew a long dagger from his girdle and
 66 VI  |            the top of the Acropolis long columns of smoke might be
 67 VII |         surface of the sea with its long wings.~It was a ship with
 68 VII |             the admiral’s house. So long as there was no proof of
 69 VII |            town sank downwards in a long hollow curve, with its cupolas,
 70 VII |             Hamilcar remained for a long time apparently lost in
 71 VII |            wall. After traversing a long room they entered another
 72 VII |         placed upon the last of the long steps leading to a great
 73 VII |           the Sun, was inviolate so long as the assembly of the rich
 74 VII |           pavement. Then they saw a long scar upon the whiteness
 75 VII |             emerald butterflies, or long bodkins set like suns in
 76 VII |      however, continued to advance.~Long bunches of various-coloured
 77 VII |      leisure! satisfaction! riches! Long has my heart been sad and
 78 VII |          vast round hall form which long passages leading to other
 79 VII |             his head covered with a long scarf of white stuff which
 80 VII |            of the stewards, after a long salutation, resumed:~“Lent
 81 VII |          fastened by the waist to a long chain let into the wall.
 82 VII |          the Sweet Odours, pale and long as a waxen torch, came up
 83 VII |           against their hams like a long tail. Their eyes were red,
 84 VII |          had restrained himself too long.~“Bring them here!” he cried; “
 85 VII |             ergastulum, which was a long house of black stone built
 86 VIII|            sarissae fourteen cubits long.~There were two thousand
 87 VIII|          passing his hands over her long, black hair; and the imagination
 88 VIII|             They were deployed in a long, straight line, overlapping
 89 VIII|        Carthaginian army formed one long straight line.~In the centre
 90 VIII|             the files appeared amid long, sharp lanceheads, which
 91 VIII|       hurled them into the air, and long entrails hung from their
 92 VIII|           sight in the starlight of long, uneven heaps lying upon
 93 VIII|           down.~They remained for a long time without speaking.~At
 94 VIII|           is a disease, I lived too long in the ergastulum. But give
 95 IX  |        battlefield. They arrived in long companies of one hundred
 96 IX  |          for the war. It would be a long one, and everything must
 97 IX  |            the inhabitants were not long in taking flight. The villages
 98 IX  |           of Rome. At the same time long pikes, shields of leopard’
 99 IX  |           and without speaking; his long white beard fell to his
100 IX  |          that they had borne for so long! The colleges of the pontiffs
101 X   |              her bracelets, and her long white simar; she unknotted
102 X   |         Next Taanach put upon her a long robe made of the cloth of
103 X   |             behind over her back in long twists ending in pearls.
104 X   |     resounded. She quickly pinned a long yellow veil upon her hair,
105 XI  |     Catacombs, and then go down the long suburb of Molouya, which
106 XI  |             a brook flowed amid the long grass; and as they ascended
107 XI  |           the Barbarian knelt and a long arrow pierced the hem of
108 XI  |              shackled horses formed long straight lines amid the
109 XI  |             arms, her feet, and the long tresses of her hair from
110 XI  |             only the two eyes and a long white beard which hung down
111 XI  |           purpled the sky behind; a long terrace stopped her.~She
112 XI  |          and he dashed outside.~The long files of the Barbarians
113 XI  |             shouting burst forth, a long cry of triumph and hope.
114 XI  |           down her eyelids, and her long curved lashes made shadows
115 XII |          their sloping palisades. A long heap of black cinders was
116 XII | Hippo-Zarytus shone at the end of a long meadow beneath the setting
117 XII |            found lying stretched in long lines, on their backs, with
118 XII |            flapped in the wind; the long rags of it sometimes passed
119 XII |             And they would not have long to wait, since the people
120 XII |          They recognised him by his long beard and they called the
121 XII |         thrown at last, described a long parabola and disappeared
122 XII |           despatched.~All had for a long time believed him lost;
123 XII |             Cape Grapes, and made a long circuit so as to hem in
124 XII |         swelled his breast, and two long tears like pearls fell upon
125 XII |           the approach of an object long aimed at.~“Ah! we have reached
126 XII |            its halter, and with the long rope, struck the stragglers
127 XII |  neighbourhood of Carthage, who had long composed the third army,
128 XII |      driving small lean horses with long manes; then marched the
129 XII |            mulberries that had been long rolling in the dust. They
130 XII |     hatchets and ivory tridents, to long sabres toothed like saws,
131 XII |             hidden by men; and this long surface, whereon the tents
132 XII |       Carthage might hold out for a long time; her broad walls presented
133 XIII|           hundred and twenty cubits long, and under the crowd of
134 XIII|          fell behind the walls. But long cranes, used for masting
135 XIII|         instruments consisting of a long beam set transversely upon
136 XIII|           was impregnable, unless a long terrace was raised to the
137 XIII|             neighbouring walls, and long flames suddenly burst from
138 XIII|      constantly see before them the long cascade formed by the clear
139 XIII|            temple of Melkarth; four long boats were drawn out of
140 XIII|           those of camels after too long a journey.~The machines
141 XIII|     battlements.~Beams supported by long files of men were battering
142 XIII|        blows were dealt, which were long talked of by the survivors.~
143 XIII|            The tollenos moved their long yards rapidly; and as the
144 XIII|         wall composed of stones and long beams lying quite flat and
145 XIII|          shoulders covered with his long black hair, went about everywhere,
146 XIII|       uttered a roar. He hurled his long axe at him; some people
147 XIII|      sentries. His slaves had for a long time been bringing leathern
148 XIII|           to the extremities of the long beams, and by their weight
149 XIII|        assembled. The sitting was a long one. Hanno had come to it.
150 XIII|          misfortune which he had so long dreaded was therefore come,
151 XIII|             had eaten nothing for a long time, rushed upon them;
152 XIII|            brandished at the end of long poles; and all were there,
153 XIII|            form of adoration. For a long time Rabbet had been torturing
154 XIII|           colossus. The tips of its long wings dipped into the flame;
155 XIII|       circle; and its extravagantly long arms reached down their
156 XIII|              The hierodules, with a long hook, opened the seven-storied
157 XIII|             arms. This lasted for a long, indefinite time until the
158 XIV |         among them. He followed the long chain which extends from
159 XIV |            of the plain stretched a long passage, split in gaps here
160 XIV |   portcullis; it was garnished with long nails as thick as stakes,
161 XIV |          had been mangling it for a long time, a man would set himself
162 XIV |           his voice and spoke for a long time in rapid, insidious,
163 XIV |    quickness, giving at intervals a long shrill whistle. The great
164 XIV |         could be seen through their long hair, which hung down as
165 XIV |            guinea-fowl. The garden, long uncultivated, had multiplied
166 XIV |          balsam were exhaled. For a long time they looked at each
167 XIV |          eyes, in the depths of her long draperies, resembled two
168 XIV |          the foot-soldiers who wore long hair took the precaution
169 XIV |         over with feathers, uttered long, hoarse cluckings. Each
170 XV  |             Khamon there were three long tables laden with gigantic
171 XV  |              But the procession was long in coming; it marched with
172 XV  |         house-tops, and extended in long files to the summit of the
173 XV  |           leather, so furiously and long that the fringes of their
174 XV  |             humanity left; he was a long, perfectly red shape; his
175 XV  |           waves; his rays fell like long arrows upon the red heart.