Chapter

  1 I   |      might crush them against the walls. Then they felt themselves
  2 I   |    divided into several basins by walls of blue stones. So limpid
  3 I   |      terrace brushing against the walls. He strained his ears at
  4 I   |          like a viper through the walls. Come! in the Ancestor’s
  5 I   |        palm-trees that topped the walls here and there were motionless;
  6 II  |        and the people mounted the walls to see them go away.~They
  7 II  |           enough to have made the walls crack, and the long mass
  8 II  |     terraces, fortifications, and walls were hidden beneath the
  9 II  |          did not descend from the walls. The army soon spread over
 10 II  |       could now only see its long walls with their vacant battlements
 11 II  |         camped at the foot of the walls, and the townspeople came
 12 II  |           then appeared a line of walls resting on white rocks and
 13 II  |          white veils moved on the walls in the redness of the evening.
 14 II  |          speedily thrown over the walls; Zarxas had remained among
 15 III |    exhalation from the sun-heated walls. The motionless waves shone
 16 III |          which are painted on the walls of the sanctuaries.~“Then
 17 IV  |            CHAPTER IV~BENEATH THE WALLS OF CARTHAGE~Some country
 18 IV  |        sometimes wander along the walls. A little man carefully
 19 IV  |       through colonnades; granite walls supported tile partitions;
 20 IV  |     pediments, on the tops of the walls, at the corners of the squares,
 21 IV  |      walked along the foot of the walls, shouting a demand that
 22 IV  |         limbs knocked against the walls of the narrow duct. The
 23 IV  |     another, opened up amid large walls separating the various basins.
 24 IV  |       about thickened towards the walls and threw them back to an
 25 IV  |  projected over the long lines of walls. The whole town was asleep.
 26 V   |          closed, beat against the walls. Some camels were ruminating
 27 V   |          pearls alternated on the walls, and a hedge of silver filigree
 28 V   |        Spendius was examining the walls.~He wanted the veil, not
 29 V   |         terror more than by their walls. Matho expected to die at
 30 V   |          emptying itself upon the walls of the hall.~Round the latter
 31 V   |         the sheets of talc in the walls were filled with a vinous
 32 V   |       sides up to the tops of the walls. Everywhere he could perceive
 33 V   |      tents, and the people on the walls watched the fortune of Carthage
 34 VI  |     greatness, and it fronted her walls crouching in the mire on
 35 VI  |      inspired when they meet with walls.~Utica and Hippo-Zarytus
 36 VI  |          in red waves against the walls. Finally the tumult would
 37 VI  |       taken for suns passing over walls of brass.~But the Carthaginians
 38 VI  |       quarters at the foot of the walls with their baggage, mules,
 39 VII |        had to proceed between two walls through a passage which
 40 VII |           could be seen but lofty walls rising indefinitely like
 41 VII |       they had passed through the walls.~But as soon as the doorway
 42 VII |        and finally reached to the walls of the sanctuary.~Here it
 43 VII |        that the red colour of the walls grew black as it rose towards
 44 VII |          your houses, behind your walls? There are Gauls on the
 45 VII |          another by little pebble walls, trenches of spring water,
 46 VII |           ranged in line like two walls of bronze.~When the echoing
 47 VII |         bushes at the foot of the walls; and an indefinable odour—
 48 VII |           the roof along the four walls. In the corners there were
 49 VII |          the shape of a cone.~The walls were covered with scales
 50 VII |           benedictions.~Along the walls of the circular gallery,
 51 VII |    distinguished hanging from the walls.~This was all that remained
 52 VIII|         old and now useless inner walls demolished in order to furnish
 53 VIII|         were seen approaching the walls. The Suffet opened the gates
 54 VIII|  interlacings of thorn, and stone walls; on the summits heaps of
 55 VIII|     Macaras as though between two walls. He had noticed that the
 56 VIII|     skeletons leaning against the walls.~All was peaceful amid extraordinary
 57 VIII|           ergastulum. But give me walls to scale at night, and I
 58 IX  |        last they came beneath the walls of Carthage to implore the
 59 IX  |           of the temples; all the walls were covered with black
 60 X   |       wish to be seen even by the walls. The kinnor-player squatted
 61 XI  |        beams jutting out from the walls obliged them to bend their
 62 XI  |           might be seen along the walls. There were some, too, of
 63 XI  |          wanted to throw down its walls that I might reach you to
 64 XII |       extended beyond a girdle of walls; then the sea spread out
 65 XII |          hundred men ascend their walls; then coming behind them
 66 XII |        were shivering against the walls.~Hamilcar was to be seen
 67 XII |       front of them, close to the walls, being unwilling to move.~
 68 XII |  frightened by the shadows of the walls.~The isthmus was now hidden
 69 XII |           arrived in front of the walls.~But several days were still
 70 XII |        for a long time; her broad walls presented a series of re-entrant
 71 XII |     people for the defence of the walls.~The former slave practised
 72 XII |     Carthaginians appeared on the walls, the houses, and the temples.
 73 XIII|    facilitate the approach to the walls, the entrenchments bordering
 74 XIII|           separated them from the walls.~They pushed forward galleries
 75 XIII|       curve which fell behind the walls. But long cranes, used for
 76 XIII|    following day, the tops of the walls were completely carpeted
 77 XIII|          drove augers against the walls; these were applied to the
 78 XIII|     rampart. It was formed of two walls and was completely filled
 79 XIII|           against the foot of the walls like an overflowing sea.~
 80 XIII|         to the same height as the walls, so as to enable them to
 81 XIII|          kindled the neighbouring walls, and long flames suddenly
 82 XIII|           her. The summits of the walls at the end of the town cut
 83 XIII|          quarters remote from the walls, the inhabitants, whose
 84 XIII|          issue naturally from the walls. Then the Barbarians, not
 85 XIII|          of the doors touched the walls; in the middle of the upper
 86 XIII|           be distinguished on the walls. A broken-down wooden tower
 87 XIII|         silent steps, feeling the walls around him, and came into
 88 XIII|          shoulders overlapped the walls. No sooner did the Carthaginians
 89 XIII|      still more were needful. The walls, with their burden of people,
 90 XIII|     Barbarians to the foot of the walls; they clung to the wreck
 91 XIV |        cloths hung dimly upon the walls, and the washed temple-roofs
 92 XIV |         not hesitate to leave the walls in order to try and rejoin
 93 XIV |        shut himself up within its walls. This persistence was full
 94 XIV |        his country, was under the walls of the town on the appointed
 95 XIV |    schalischim gazed at its lofty walls from afar, looking back
 96 XIV |           so as all to attack the walls simultaneously.~But Hamilcar
 97 XIV |         he could pass between the walls and Narr’ Havas’s tents
 98 XIV |  meanwhile, had bored through the walls and reached the citadel.
 99 XIV |         the horizon as far as the walls of Carthage; he even thought
100 XIV |         they had plucked from the walls, and the great beasts, in
101 XIV |       through the breaches in the walls to the centre of the plain;
102 XIV |      their country, forsaking its walls, was coming to command them
103 XV  | staircases which rose against the walls, and drew together at the
104 XV  |           all the openings in the walls were stopped up with heads;
105 XV  |         by the entire people. The walls would vibrate with it from