Chapter

  1 I   |        party yielded, at the same time revenging themselves on
  2 I   |        chords on their lyres from time to time, and in the intervals
  3 I   |          their lyres from time to time, and in the intervals of
  4 I   |         lyres, quivered, and from time to time they would draw
  5 I   |        quivered, and from time to time they would draw forth a
  6 I   |       their blackened boughs from time to time into the midst of
  7 I   |     blackened boughs from time to time into the midst of the dishes.
  8 II  |        began to tell stories; the time of their miseries was past.
  9 II  |         to march behind him, from time to time turning restless
 10 II  |          behind him, from time to time turning restless glances
 11 II  |    undulations in the shade. From time to time these passed over
 12 II  |           the shade. From time to time these passed over eminences
 13 II  |        from their positions. From time to time a river would appear
 14 II  |           positions. From time to time a river would appear amid
 15 II  |          of a mountain for a long time, they turned abruptly to
 16 II  |           not been drawn.~Another time Narr’ Havas took them a
 17 II  |            After seeking for some time a convenient place from
 18 II  |          language which, from the time of Xanthippus, had been
 19 II  |          much to be pitied!”~From time to time he would rub his
 20 II  |          be pitied!”~From time to time he would rub his limbs with
 21 II  |      scullions than I used at one time to give for a pair of elephants!”~
 22 III |        the apes are ever ill each time thou growest young again.~“
 23 IV  |    execrated by the people of all time on account of their unclean
 24 IV  |         Mercenaries for the first time. Instead of the confusion
 25 IV  |          is true, but at the same time solemn and reiterated. They
 26 IV  |           kept its promises. This time, however, the eagerness
 27 IV  |       applause, and it was a long time before he was able to speak.~
 28 IV  |          helmet used in course of time to occasion two callosities
 29 IV  |         the corpses?” at the same time pointing to the gate of
 30 IV  |           a trail of blood. Every time that Gisco wished to speak
 31 IV  |         round his neck.~From that time onward the rebellion was
 32 IV  |        Don’t trust him.”~For some time he hesitated. At last he
 33 IV  |          reply; and the Gaul from time to time threw pebbles at
 34 IV  |         and the Gaul from time to time threw pebbles at their faces
 35 IV  |         the cramp fell back every time that they threw it, and
 36 IV  |        Spendius stooped down from time to time to feel the stones
 37 IV  |         stooped down from time to time to feel the stones with
 38 V   |      words,—“Do you remember that time at sunrise when I showed
 39 V   |         modulation lingered for a time through the air and at last
 40 V   |     uncertainty alarmed him.~From time to time he would press his
 41 V   |         alarmed him.~From time to time he would press his face
 42 V   |         as one about to die. This time he was surely lost, and
 43 VI  |           would dip his head from time to time in order to drink
 44 VI  |         dip his head from time to time in order to drink more copiously.~
 45 VI  |         men poured in at the same time. The aborigines appeared
 46 VI  |       re-heating of the bath from time to time, and two young boys
 47 VI  |          of the bath from time to time, and two young boys leaned
 48 VI  |        from the west. At the same time horsemen appeared; they
 49 VI  |         where it floated for some time with open mouth and staring
 50 VI  |         bowed to him, at the same time making a sign which he did
 51 VII |            its gigantic oars kept time as they beat the water;
 52 VII |     looked at each other for some time; suddenly Hamilcar started;
 53 VII |          But he has been for some time restless and disturbed.
 54 VII |      Hamilcar remained for a long time apparently lost in deliberation;
 55 VII |        There was a pause for some time. At last Hamilcar drew from
 56 VII |       humiliation. For the second time they recoiled before him.
 57 VII |        remained standing for some time. Several who had wounded
 58 VII |      temple of the goddess. “Each time I declared a quarter less,
 59 VII |       head; and he remained for a time as if quite crushed by the
 60 VII |           on his arm, at the same time moving his fingers daintily
 61 VII |          Abdalonim shuddered each time that he saw him approaching
 62 VIII|           it already. At the same time he was seized with a loftier
 63 VIII|         three armies, was at that time with him. He supported his
 64 VIII|           delaying Hamilcar.~From time to time he would mount to
 65 VIII|   delaying Hamilcar.~From time to time he would mount to the cupola
 66 VIII|           that the Suffet had not time to draw up his men in battle
 67 VIII|        closed up; and at the same time all the rest saw the foot-soldiers
 68 VIII|          They remained for a long time without speaking.~At last
 69 IX  |      ensigns of Rome. At the same time long pikes, shields of leopard’
 70 IX  |           horse, and stopped from time to time to point out something
 71 IX  |          and stopped from time to time to point out something with
 72 IX  |        negotiations so as to gain time, and one morning the Barbarians
 73 IX  |  especially the Greeks.~From that time forth the Carthaginians
 74 IX  |     conquered from the first.~But time and money were lacking for
 75 X   |           silver-wire basket from time to time, and would draw
 76 X   |   silver-wire basket from time to time, and would draw aside the
 77 X   |     herself to the gods, and each time that Schahabarim pronounced
 78 X   |          flute blew; Taanach kept time by striking her hands; Salammbo,
 79 X   |        and fro embarrassed by the time that was still left.~Suddenly
 80 XI  |        foot of the ramparts for a time, and at the height of the
 81 XI  |         incoherently carved.~From time to time a half-calcined
 82 XI  | incoherently carved.~From time to time a half-calcined piece of
 83 XI  |     speaking, and running all the time.~In the middle of the day
 84 XI  |       resumed their journey.~From time to time she asked whether
 85 XI  |       their journey.~From time to time she asked whether they would
 86 XI  |        hands in his own; and from time to time, in spite of the
 87 XI  |         his own; and from time to time, in spite of the priest’
 88 XII |           died at almost the same time there existed differences
 89 XII |        enter thirty or forty at a time. Wishing to profit by the
 90 XII |    Wishing to profit by the short time that was allowed to them,
 91 XII |    despatched.~All had for a long time believed him lost; so that
 92 XII |      sufficient misfortune at one time, news came that the Sardinian
 93 XII |          their sleep. At the same time the Barbarians arrived;
 94 XII |           river. It was wide this time and the west wind had not
 95 XII |        feet in the darkness. From time to time Barca had a volley
 96 XII |        the darkness. From time to time Barca had a volley of arrows
 97 XII |          existence since the last time that he had passed that
 98 XII |         might hold out for a long time; her broad walls presented
 99 XII |         were to shout at the same time; and taking Zarxas with
100 XII |          as he had done the first time, with the assistance of
101 XIII|        were beaten down, but each time the besieged raised them
102 XIII|    terrace was rising at the same time.~Outside communications
103 XIII|         His slaves had for a long time been bringing leathern bottles
104 XIII|     covered with armour; and from time to time huge fragments broke
105 XIII|          armour; and from time to time huge fragments broke off
106 XIII|           and more pleasant.~This time, however, the Republic itself
107 XIII|        Hannibal! and there was no time to choose another. Hamilcar
108 XIII|          eaten nothing for a long time, rushed upon them; his tears
109 XIII|      laughed and wept at the same time, he called him by the fondest
110 XIII|        the Megarian dialect.~From time to time files of men arrived,
111 XIII|    Megarian dialect.~From time to time files of men arrived, completely
112 XIII|          of adoration. For a long time Rabbet had been torturing
113 XIII|      brushed it as they rose from time to time.~The brazen arms
114 XIII|         as they rose from time to time.~The brazen arms were working
115 XIII|           paused no longer. Every time that a child was placed
116 XIII|     lasted for a long, indefinite time until the evening. Then
117 XIV |          seen her again since the time when in Hamilcar’s tent
118 XIV |       swaying to and fro for some time, stood still; they could
119 XIV |          the bottom, hoping every time to find them perchance displaced;
120 XIV |         from Tunis! The length of time which it took in coming
121 XIV |       been mangling it for a long time, a man would set himself
122 XIV |        voice and spoke for a long time in rapid, insidious, and
123 XIV |          were exhaled. For a long time they looked at each other
124 XIV |        that the Numidians had not time to come out, he could fall
125 XIV |    stratagem, he thought, to gain time.~The Barbarian was mistaken;
126 XIV |          the extremity, rose from time to time like an enormous
127 XIV |      extremity, rose from time to time like an enormous leech.~
128 XIV |       right and left, at the same time warning Matho of the blows
129 XIV |       been following him for some time, step by step, with one
130 XIV |         and had fed them for some time.~The Barbarians constantly
131 XV  |       three fingers upon him at a time.~Although he was not to
132 XV  |          had been observed at the time of the sacrifice. The pontiffs
133 XV  |       going about on tiptoe; from time to time a hymn sounded on
134 XV  |           on tiptoe; from time to time a hymn sounded on the lyres,
135 XV  |          third and again a fourth time; but some new torture always