Chapter

  1 I   |         over the tables, carrying a man in each hand at arm’s length,
  2 I   |         himself from falling.~But a man had followed him, and through
  3 I   |             from feeling fatigue. A man like you, braver than Pyrrhus!
  4 II  |             the~house! The disarmed man falls at my feet and calls
  5 II  |           filled the litter.~In the man so reclining the soldiers
  6 II  |       adding to the din.~Suddenly a man of mean appearance bounded
  7 II  |             You have all heard this man’s horrible threats!”~Hanno
  8 III |          waves are soothed, wearied man stretches his breast toward
  9 III |           grief will pass away in a man’s arms.”~“Why?” asked the
 10 III |   indistinct as the conscience of a man in a dream. It contracted,
 11 IV  |           along the walls. A little man carefully wrapped in a cloak,
 12 IV  |           his real designs. Another man, a sort of giant who walked
 13 IV  |             Romans; so that, like a man assailed by murderers, it
 14 IV  |         style on a sheet of lead.~A man passed walking heavily like
 15 IV  |         drapings of their cloaks. A man could be seen in front crowned
 16 V   |           himself.~“What an impious man you are!” murmured Matho,
 17 V   |            me? I am now more than a man. I could pass through flames
 18 V   |          near, a door opened, and a man appeared, a priest with
 19 V   |            At the angle of a wall a man drew back frightened by
 20 V   |          rescue! Back, sacrilegious man! infamous and accursed!
 21 V   |         indignation on perceiving a man; the female servants uttered
 22 VI  |           zaimph has made you chief man in the army. Moreover,”
 23 VI  |            advisable to sacrifice a man.~“Keep on sacrificing!”
 24 VI  |        thirst, but the yellow-robed man did not yield to this inclination,
 25 VI  |             which were on fire.~One man alone could have saved the
 26 VII |        ceased, the sail fell, and a man was seen standing bareheaded
 27 VII |         there remained a strong old man whose skin seemed tanned
 28 VII |          one yet suspects?”~The old man swore to him by the Kabiri
 29 VII |           Regulus, Coepio, any bold man has only to land and capture
 30 VII |           zaimph!”~“A very handsome man!”~“Taller than you!”~He
 31 VII |            herself implicated. This man, who made legions tremble
 32 VII |          across his forehead like a man annoyed by flies. But he
 33 VII |         clacked his tongue, and the man with the cutlasses went
 34 VII |         introduced into Carthage, a man was fastened by the waist
 35 VII |           smoke upon the tall, pale man who was beginning to understand. “
 36 VIII|           careful to place a strong man and a weak one alternately
 37 VIII|        according to their ideas the man could not die. He was returning
 38 VIII|             loss for a reply.~But a man who was a stranger entered,
 39 VIII|           softly on the shoulder.~A man of lofty stature went down
 40 VIII|            seized the horses by the man; the animals threw their
 41 VIII|             in the presence of this man, who was at once so cowardly
 42 IX  |        would perceive a bare-footed man bounding along through the
 43 IX  |              There was not left per man more than ten k’hommers
 44 IX  |     barkings would be heard and the man would not come up again.
 45 X   |       amorous woman running after a man in a field?” And he exalted
 46 X   |           Moloch and of Matho. This man, with his giant stature,
 47 X   |            reach Matho. Moreover, a man acquainted with the routes
 48 X   |         sycamore trees, a blind old man with one hand resting on
 49 X   |          see whether there is not a man with two horses beneath
 50 XI  |          CHAPTER XI~IN THE TENT~The man who guided Salammbo made
 51 XI  |        violently at the corpse of a man which lay extended on the
 52 XI  |           servants of the Temple, a man whom Schahabarim used to
 53 XI  |            jests, and Schahabarim’s man replied to each in his own
 54 XI  |          advance. But Schahabarim’s man took her further away, and
 55 XI  |             at the strength of this man. It was the chastisement
 56 XI  |             I rejoiced like a dying man who drinks lying flat on
 57 XI  |         thought, “is the formidable man who makes Carthage tremble!”~
 58 XI  |          Matho slept like a drunken man, stretched on his side,
 59 XI  |            recognised Schahabarim’s man with his coupled horses.~
 60 XI  |       without interrupting him. The man who thus presented himself
 61 XII |              Two hours afterwards a man who came from the direction
 62 XII |     together, he looked like a dead man laid out for the tomb. Nevertheless
 63 XII |           shrieked:~“Yes! yes!”~The man with the curved steel approached
 64 XII |        looking at me like a drunken man!”~He stamped with impatience
 65 XII |          direction of Carthage.~One man had remained. He showed
 66 XII |             the arrow went off.~The man did not fall. He disappeared.~“
 67 XII |        extravagance of their joy.~A man in a torn, brown tunic was
 68 XIII|            was thrice as thick as a man’s body, one hundred and
 69 XIII|           and audacity.~Sometimes a man raised on the shoulders
 70 XIII|        looking quite scared. An old man with a child was yonder
 71 XIII|          were extraordinary: thus a man’s head rebounded from the
 72 XIII|             his billows.~However, a man in a white robe was walking
 73 XIII|        district being led by an old man.~He was as though suffocated
 74 XIII|          and beside him perceived a man of abject appearance, one
 75 XIII|         beast speeding along, and a man, pale, terrible, and with
 76 XIII|             slave, and covering the man’s mouth with his hand exclaimed
 77 XIII|         more loudly:~“It is the old man who reared him! he calls
 78 XIII|           gods were provoked at the man’s death, it might be turned
 79 XIII|            Before each tabernacle a man balanced a large vase of
 80 XIII|          who put the bone of a dead man into their mouths to learn
 81 XIII|    trellis-work.~Then it was that a man in a white robe advanced
 82 XIII|            more splendid. At last a man who tottered, a man pale
 83 XIII|          last a man who tottered, a man pale and hideous with terror,
 84 XIV |            understand how the young man could ever become her master!
 85 XIV | tumultuously amid galloping oxen. A man in a red cloak was to be
 86 XIV |         tortures; and, as soon as a man began to stagger, all exclaimed
 87 XIV |      mangling it for a long time, a man would set himself to crawl
 88 XIV |              yellow beak, while the man, in despair, would fall
 89 XIV |            when he thought he saw a man on the top of the mountain
 90 XIV |         Owing to his elevation this man did not appear taller than
 91 XIV |           with a sign commanded the man who bore the sword-belt
 92 XIV |           They could even, said the man of Carthage, come a little
 93 XIV |        avenge us, kill me!” and the man would reply: “I have fewer
 94 XIV |            absorbed her. This young man, with his gentle voice and
 95 XIV |           approached they noticed a man on the rampart who towered
 96 XIV |          large cups of water.~But a man whom he did not know opened
 97 XIV |          her that the death of this man would unburden her thoughts,
 98 XIV |         opening out his arms like a man throwing himself from the
 99 XIV |             all living in it when a man arrived who had been sent
100 XIV |           he was quite close to the man, he knocked him down with
101 XV  |       through the streets with this man writhing beneath the fires
102 XV  |              had just opened; and a man was standing on the threshold
103 XV  |              a memory, a look. This man who was walking towards
104 XV  |           feet, howling her name.~A man darted upon the corpse.