Chapter

 1 I   |           beneath the plane-trees to see a slave who, with eyeballs
 2 I   |              to look for gold dust:~“See!” he said to him, “the Republic
 3 II  |          people mounted the walls to see them go away.~They defiled
 4 II  |              Carthage could now only see its long walls with their
 5 II  |              thought that they could see something extraordinary
 6 II  |            chain which people cannot see. If I walk, it is she that
 7 II  |           and the stars bend down to see her!”~He fell back in a
 8 III | representation, and to hold, or even see the image of one, was to
 9 III |         about to hear her voice, and see her face, lightnings dazzle
10 III |             cried Salammbo, “I shall see her, shall I not? you will
11 III |           devoured with curiosity to see her form. Pity! help me!
12 IV  |            know a Barbarian to go to see him immediately in order
13 IV  |            receive nothing! You will see your native lands no more!
14 V   |              where is she? I wish to see her! Lead me!”~“It is a
15 V   |       several of the latter he could see persons asleep.~The last
16 V   |         kissing your hands!”~“Let me see it!” she said. “Nearer!
17 VI  |             will kill her! You shall see, I will kill her!”~But Spendius,
18 VI  |          frenzied, permanent want to see her again. He even thought
19 VI  |             brought to me! I wish to see them!”~And from the bottom
20 VII |              him. Far below he could see the harbours, the squares,
21 VII |            were pressing forwards to see the Suffet come out, and
22 VII |           three times. If you do not see me, you will return to Carthage
23 VII |            traitor! You come back to see us perish, do you not? Let
24 VII |            back his head in order to see. His partisans urged him
25 VII |            place; and Hamilcar could see only his lofty cap in the
26 VII |          slaves, who were curious to see their master, so that he
27 VII |              upon him. “But I do not see the Megara expenses?”~Abdalonim,
28 VII |           which grain was kept.~“You see, Eye of Baal,” said the
29 VII |              the mercantile house to see the supplies of bitumen,
30 VII |              intersecting eyebrows.~“See, Eye of Baal,” he said,
31 VII |             wrath he could once more see all his disasters simultaneously
32 VIII|             families used to come to see them and pity them.~He ordered
33 VIII|           shepherds who were able to see at a distance were posted
34 VIII|             bridge were surprised to see the ground undulating in
35 VIII|             distracted him; he could see himself pierced by a thousand
36 VIII|          manoeuvres. Matho seemed to see them, and he grew angry.
37 VIII|          will do more yet: you shall see!” He burst out laughing
38 IX  |            sun.~Sometimes they would see what looked like the eyes
39 IX  |             were confined they could see the four bustling camps
40 IX  |              they pressed forward to see him. On his head had been
41 IX  |       vedette upon the terrace would see in the moonlight a dog belonging
42 X   |            turn her head a little to see them. She would go and take
43 X   |             refuse to eat. She could see in a dream troubled stars
44 X   |               and Salammbo strove to see them, for she took these
45 X   |           from the other! Do you not see her hovering about him like
46 X   |              were ringing, she could see fiery circles revolving,
47 X   |               I know.”~“And you will see them again.”~“Perhaps!”
48 X   |              and high that she could see herself completely in it.
49 X   |          Taanach, who leaned over to see her, smiled amid this dazzling
50 X   |             said to Taanach:~“Go and see whether there is not a man
51 XI  |              understand; but I could see that you wished to drag
52 XI  |        increased; and she could only see Matho’s eyeballs like two
53 XI  |             enveloped her; she could see Matho’s face bending down
54 XI  |              shall find it, you will see. We shall live in crystal
55 XI  |       between two clouds. They could see it through an opening in
56 XI  |         should cry to him: ‘Come and see your daughter in the Barbarian’
57 XI  |            gone back again trying to see what was passing in Matho’
58 XII |          papyrus: “Look at it! read! see their promises! I do not
59 XIII|           and the Negroes laughed to see the guards on the rampart
60 XIII|               Further away she could see the manoeuvres of the Barbarians
61 XIII|              she would have liked to see Matho again. Of all the
62 XIII|            the courts, and wished to see the Suffet.~Hamilcar turned
63 XIII|            and they could constantly see before them the long cascade
64 XIII|             quite sure that he would see nothing; but the peril had
65 XIII|              No one at present could see him; he had no further need
66 XIII|              brought every one could see him make a great gesture
67 XIII|             wished to count them, to see whether their number corresponded
68 XIV |             Hamilcar went himself to see Hanno, and, in virtue of
69 XIV |             King of the Numidians to see her; by putting off his
70 XIV |            its cave in springtime to see whether the snows are melted.~
71 XIV |             at first refused went to see the Garamantians, and returned
72 XIV |             of the breath they could see the souls of their companions.
73 XIV |               Others could once more see country districts at sunset,
74 XIV |             eyes that they might not see them.~At first they felt
75 XIV |            What do you want? You can see that I am not obstanite!
76 XIV |    Barbarians constantly expected to see Matho appear,—and from discouragement,
77 XV  |           his eyes, so that he might see the torture through; to
78 XV  |      splendour. They bent forward to see him, especially the women.
79 XV  |            his death agony she could see him once more kneeling in