Chapter

  1 I   |           rolled their great drunken eyes around to devour by sight
  2 I   |            like a subtle vapour. Her eyes seemed to gaze far beyond
  3 I   |         ranged in the depths of your eyes that were more limpid than
  4 I   |           the gems on her bosom. Her eyes drooped, and she resumed:~“
  5 I   |          than gold; nevertheless the eyes ceased not to weep, and
  6 I   |           the fires of his two fixed eyes could be seen. It was by
  7 I   |              sought for him with his eyes. Salammbo also was gone.~
  8 I   |            upon me. I felt it in her eyes, and just now I saw a black
  9 II  |             head thrown back and his eyes half-closed, inhaled the
 10 II  |           and threw pebbles into his eyes to drive away the gnats.~
 11 II  |             darted their great black eyes upon the army as it ascended.~
 12 II  |          Matho lifted large troubled eyes towards him.~“Listen!” he
 13 II  |            stop, she is resting! Her eyes burn me, I hear her voice.
 14 II  |              Have you seen her great eyes beneath her great eyebrows,
 15 II  |              the air, and his little eyes, with their gummed lashes,
 16 II  |            titter; his large, scared eyes gazed upon the crowd of
 17 II  |             pencils for painting the eyes—all belonging to the guards,
 18 III |             edge of the terrace; her eyes swept the horizon for an
 19 III |           thou dost wax and wane the eyes of cats and spots of panthers
 20 III |         dreams come from thee; thine eyes devour the stones of buildings,
 21 III |          folded his arms.~His sunken eyes shone like the lamps of
 22 IV  |           Hamilcar’s palace.~Matho’s eyes were directed thither every
 23 IV  |            With flaming cheek, angry eyes, and hoarse voice, he would
 24 IV  |             and Gisco could feel his eyes continually like two flaming
 25 IV  |            on their backs with their eyes fixed, their tongues between
 26 IV  |      Suddenly he stopped with gaping eyes, as if he had just discovered
 27 IV  |      speaking, with his great yellow eyes, and his long face that
 28 IV  |          water while swimming. Their eyes closed; they were in the
 29 IV  |             no noise; Spendius, with eyes that flamed more than torches,
 30 V   |          light made them lower their eyes. Next they perceived all
 31 V   |              cheeks. Her large fixed eyes gazed upon you, and a luminous
 32 V   |         Matho stood panting with his eyes fixed upon the pavement.
 33 V   |           with lofty cap and staring eyes. Before he could make a
 34 V   |            curves of her person. Her eyes were just visible beneath
 35 V   |             the mute command of your eyes!” She put out one foot upon
 36 V   |            simar, and with her large eyes fastened on the veil. Matho
 37 V   |    Everywhere he could perceive only eyes opened widely as if to devour
 38 V   |         Matho gazed with wide vacant eyes upon the crowd. His temples
 39 VI  |            in a continual smile; his eyes seemed sharpened like arrows,
 40 VI  |              by rolling his big blue eyes. Then on reaching the edge
 41 VI  |         hippopotamus and rolling his eyes. The perfumed oil overflowed
 42 VI  |             burn in the place of his eyes, which had lost their eyebrows;
 43 VI  |          with open mouth and staring eyes. The morning light entered
 44 VII |           put up his hand before his eyes, and then grasping his clarion
 45 VII |             islands! He fastened his eyes on the extreme horizon and
 46 VII |       prolonged cares. Their flaming eyes expressed distrust, and
 47 VII |          vaulted roof, and the three eyes of the idol appeared far
 48 VII |      considerably increased, for his eyes were hidden beneath the
 49 VII |              as he rolled his yellow eyes:~“Truly Barca, with your
 50 VII |              left foot advanced, his eyes flaming and his teeth clenched,
 51 VII |         nopal hedges. But Hamilcar’s eyes were fastened on a great
 52 VII |        eyelids greater length to her eyes. Her sandals, which were
 53 VII |              his lips parted and his eyes grew larger when he perceived
 54 VII |             and panting with staring eyes.~“Rise!” said he; and he
 55 VII |              like a long tail. Their eyes were red, the irons on their
 56 VII |           shoulders and closed their eyes. The others who were watching
 57 VII |           two tears started into his eyes. He rushed at Abdalonim.~“
 58 VIII|           superb will gleamed in his eyes like the flame of sacrifice.~
 59 VIII|              the Numidian rolled his eyes like a woman and smiled
 60 VIII| unintelligible dialect he opened his eyes wide as if he were telling
 61 VIII|            of Hamilcar’s troops. His eyes would dart along the horizon;
 62 VIII|             their pikes before their eyes, immovable and grinding
 63 VIII|              would follow with their eyes a horseman galloping across
 64 VIII|            he strode to and fro, his eyes sparkling, and a strange
 65 VIII|             regarded him with gaping eyes. He felt in a measure uncomfortable
 66 IX  |          them. These, with their big eyes, their big bodies, and their
 67 IX  |             see what looked like the eyes of a tiger cat gleaming
 68 IX  |            stones, and raising their eyes would perceive a bare-footed
 69 IX  |           buildings, screening their eyes with their open hand, while
 70 IX  |            remained below with their eyes raised to the highest terrace;
 71 X   |             was drooping; and in the eyes of the Carthaginians, the
 72 X   |             ever the same, with open eyes, pale as one dead, insensible,
 73 X   |           the veil Matho was, in the eyes of the Carthaginians, the
 74 X   |             standing motionless with eyes cast down. At last seeing
 75 X   |             perfectly erect; and his eyes, more brilliant than carbuncles,
 76 X   |         teeth, and half shutting her eyes, threw herself back beneath
 77 XI  |              earthy face and flaming eyes would emerge from these
 78 XI  |         dirty, and they opened their eyes with a look of menace and
 79 XI  |          head, and murmured with her eyes fixed upon the charcoal:~“
 80 XI  |            have done. However, their eyes moved, and from these half-opened
 81 XI  |           without replying; then her eyes were arrested in the background,
 82 XI  |            gazing at her, and in his eyes her garments were blended
 83 XI  |          belonging to her alone. Her eyes and her diamonds sparkled;
 84 XI  |              beautiful you are!”~His eyes, which were continually
 85 XI  |          like a net! I perceive your eyes in the flames of the phalaricas
 86 XI  |     insolence of your large tranquil eyes, and how you crushed me
 87 XI  |              big tears rolled in his eyes like silver globes; he sighed
 88 XI  |          dress Matho half opened his eyes, putting forth his mouth
 89 XI  |             distinguish only the two eyes and a long white beard which
 90 XI  |          that come to peck out their eyes; and yet not for a single
 91 XI  |           beneath your father’s very eyes!”~“What?” she said.~“Ah!
 92 XI  |           throughout its length; his eyes were riveted upon her and
 93 XI  |           nodded her his thanks. His eyes were directed alternately
 94 XII |            and they stood with their eyes fixed and grinding their
 95 XII |              nails and put out their eyes with the bodkins of their
 96 XII |             tent; and he riveted his eyes upon the ground as though
 97 XII |         sides rose and fell, and his eyes, wide-opened in his pallid
 98 XII |      impatience and urged Matho, his eyes twinkling as at the approach
 99 XII |      doubtful sex, albinos whose red eyes blinked in the sun; stammering
100 XIII|             upright and with staring eyes. Some who had both temples
101 XIII|             his right hand above his eyes in order to find out some
102 XIII|           that it made him lower his eyes. All successively bent their
103 XIII|              hand he was rubbing his eyes, which were filled with
104 XIII|          alone knew, and casting his eyes around he inhaled a great
105 XIII|             head. Then he raised his eyes and gazed at Tanith, whose
106 XIII|          cavernous intonation; their eyes, which were fastened upon
107 XIV |            cloud filled with flaming eyes. The Numidians in their
108 XIV |             the three corpses, their eyes ranged over the whole plain
109 XIV |            air. The men closed their eyes that they might not see
110 XIV |             black circle round their eyes, which extended to the lower
111 XIV |            Barbarians fastened their eyes upon it with a shivering
112 XIV |              had even bandaged their eyes, and their swords waved
113 XIV |           forehead, allowed only her eyes to be seen; but her lips
114 XIV |      feminine figure, captivated her eyes by the grace of his person,
115 XIV |              silence, and Salammbo’s eyes, in the depths of her long
116 XIV |              motionless, rolling his eyes; his great head of hair,
117 XIV |              then, bringing back his eyes, he perceived thirty crosses
118 XIV |          distance, with round fierce eyes. There was at first some
119 XIV |           towards heaven, closed his eyes, and, opening out his arms
120 XIV |        Malqua; then Matho opened his eyes. There were so many lights
121 XIV |           ears, with gleaming, tawny eyes. These were the jackals
122 XV  |           the longer; to put out his eyes, so that he might see the
123 XV  |        followed the direction of her eyes.~The door of the dungeon,
124 XV  |          held their breath.~In their eyes the body of this victim
125 XV  |            Shadows passed before his eyes; the town whirled round
126 XV  |              gazed round him and his eyes encountered Salammbo.~At
127 XV  |         attracted her.~Excepting his eyes he had no appearance of