Chapter

  1 I   |        were pools of these on the ground that made the foot slip.
  2 I   |          foam, was rolling on the ground, and beating the soil with
  3 I   |      flowers on a perfectly black ground. Between her ankles she
  4 I   |         weary of sleeping on hard ground, of drinking the vinegar
  5 II  |         his legs hung down to the ground, and the grass made a continuous
  6 II  |       their ragged mantles on the ground.~The plain, which was wholly
  7 II  |         his tottering feet to the ground.~He wore boots of black
  8 II  |         darkness, were pawing the ground; the human spectre struggled
  9 III |     heaven, and knelt down on the ground in the azure dust which
 10 III |          mists trailing along the ground; then these became a great
 11 IV  |           shock of catapults. The ground in the streets was sprinkled
 12 V   |           and passed through.~The ground sloped downwards, forming
 13 V   |         and without speaking.~The ground rose again, and the dwellings
 14 V   |           as they lay thus on the ground. There were lotus-trees
 15 V   |        heels were fastened to the ground by chains which sank beneath
 16 V   |        fire. Spendius touched the ground and perceived that it was
 17 V   |           veil, which sank to the ground. Matho laid his hand upon
 18 V   |          out and hang down to the ground.~There was an oval basin
 19 V   |        polished smoothness of the ground, it seemed to him that his
 20 V   |          struck his foot, for the ground had various levels of unequal
 21 VI  |           you son of a slave!” He ground his teeth and raised his
 22 VI  |          the flames and fled. The ground sloped upwards, javelins
 23 VII |          stretched himself on the ground with both arms extended.~
 24 VII |        disguise, as it lay on the ground, with an ironic glance.~“
 25 VII |         hands reached down to the ground; three black stones bordered
 26 VII |         strength dashed it to the ground; the golden circles rebounded
 27 VII |       which were scattered on the ground, were still burning, while
 28 VII |      threw themselves flat on the ground, crying:~“Eye of Baal, may
 29 VII |           as they lay thus on the ground in the avenue of cypress
 30 VII |   breathed noisily, he struck the ground with his heel, and drew
 31 VII |          their fists touching the ground.~Abdalonim went up to a
 32 VII |         wooden sheets fall to the ground and threw himself flat on
 33 VII |       mines in Celtiberia. On the ground, at its base, and arranged
 34 VII |         and were stretched on the ground on their stomachs or on
 35 VII |       fell back swooning upon the ground.~The bark of a jackal rang
 36 VIII|          he would lie flat on the ground, and believe that he could
 37 VIII|          of water multiplied. The ground gradually became softer,
 38 VIII|        felt the resistance of the ground. Then a whitish curve became
 39 VIII|         were surprised to see the ground undulating in the distance.
 40 VIII|        resting the pommels on the ground, while others, lying in
 41 VIII|        snatching them up from the ground delivered them over their
 42 VIII|       uneven heaps lying upon the ground.~They were files of Barbarians.
 43 VIII|      lights on the surface of the ground. In fact the Carthaginians
 44 VIII|          by two sticks set in the ground, his knee in his hands and
 45 VIII|          on the same spot, and he ground his teeth: “Wretch! once
 46 VIII|       sword and threw it upon the ground. “But how did the Carthaginians
 47 IX  |     perceived on the level of the ground before them bronze she-wolves
 48 IX  |      which they gathered from the ground, while the six catapults
 49 IX  |           drive caltrops into the ground. But the elephants, whose
 50 IX  |            The grey slopes of the ground, covered with flints spotted
 51 X   |      spots upon a perfectly black ground, was now yellow, relaxed,
 52 X   |            gluing its tail to the ground, rose perfectly erect; and
 53 X   |         both ends trailing to the ground. Salammbo rolled it around
 54 X   |        She threw herself upon the ground tearing her face with her
 55 XI  |         at a more rapid rate, the ground being firmer.~But although
 56 XI  |         which lay extended on the ground.~The slave immediately settled
 57 XI  |           the yellowed grass; the ground was all chinked with crevices
 58 XI  |          houses were burnt to the ground. Human skeletons might be
 59 XI  |    resting on their elbows on the ground, or wrapping themselves
 60 XI  |         of it on a level with the ground, as decapitated heads might
 61 XI  |           was on his knees on the ground before her; and he encircled
 62 XI  |           she put one foot to the ground, and she perceived that
 63 XI  |      beard which hung down to the ground; for the rest of the body,
 64 XII |           They were ranged on the ground on a flattened spot. Sentries
 65 XII |        however, was seated on the ground, at the very place where
 66 XII |     flagpole, and trailing on the ground, sheltered in confused fashion
 67 XII |         riveted his eyes upon the ground as though Hamilcar’s daughter,
 68 XII | Carthaginians, as they lay on the ground, could hear the tramping
 69 XII |          of an eminence. Then the ground sank, and obelisks, domes,
 70 XII |         cloud on a level with the ground, in the place which the
 71 XII |        lower arches rolled to the ground,—and suddenly a cataract,
 72 XIII|           drove caltrops into the ground, and he commanded the Libyans
 73 XIII|        another, lying flat on the ground like wrestlers. They crushed
 74 XIII|       stopped up with bricks. The ground behind rose, and they climbed
 75 XIII|        perhaps ten paces; but the ground softened more and more,
 76 XIII|         already lying flat on the ground and drinking.~Hamilcar did
 77 XIII|         ample drapery fall to the ground.~Afterwards he walked about
 78 XIII|          their heels touching the ground.~Then came all the inferior
 79 XIII|       stick, to lie flat upon the ground, with their faces resting
 80 XIII|     tabernacles were set upon the ground; and the fumes from the
 81 XIII|         who were stretched on the ground outside, were brought within
 82 XIII|         arms, and looked upon the ground. The high pontiff stood
 83 XIV |           up with cables, for the ground at this spot was of moving
 84 XIV |         They sought to cleave the ground on both sides of the gorge,
 85 XIV |    Barbarians lay drooping on the ground. A veteran would pass between
 86 XIV |          of food in a hole in the ground—a few handfuls of dates,
 87 XIV |   themselves upon it, flat on the ground. Their faces were soaked
 88 XIV | sword-belt. He let it fall to the ground; Spendius immediately picked
 89 XIV |  themselves on their backs on the ground, not knowing at what resolution
 90 XIV |         on the right in a bend of ground, had thrown away their arms,
 91 XIV |        they were stretched on the ground beside one another the elephants
 92 XIV |         shadow of a leaf upon the ground. Domestic animals, grown
 93 XIV |        his feet did not touch the ground. The Ancients had been carried
 94 XIV |           were languishing on the ground at the foot of the crosses;
 95 XIV |          of dust, rising from the ground, enveloped them in its eddies;
 96 XIV |           face downwards upon the ground; then, when the horses were
 97 XIV |          his tent and laid on the ground a crown of rock-salt, adorned
 98 XIV |        out of breath, beating the ground with their feet; the centre
 99 XIV |            the steep slope of the ground made the corpses roll to
100 XIV |         paused. The Carthaginians ground their teeth as they gazed
101 XIV |         their breasts against the ground and both paws stretched
102 XV  |     temple of Eschmoun lay on the ground amid pools of pink oil in
103 XV  |          and carrying him off the ground, like two immense arms stifling
104 XV  |         loosened hair hung to the ground.~Thus died Hamilcar’s daughter