Chapter

 1 I   |     paleness of face. Small black felt caps of conical shape covered
 2 I   |      against the walls. Then they felt themselves alone in spite
 3 I   |        tenderly took his arm, and felt it in the shadow to discover
 4 I   |          Moloch weighs upon me. I felt it in her eyes, and just
 5 II  |           Sarissae, axes, spears, felt caps and bronze helmets,
 6 II  |       breasts, and the Barbarians felt a heaviness that was full
 7 II  |      profit by every disorder, he felt grateful to Narr’ Havas
 8 II  |            He wore boots of black felt strewn with silver moons.
 9 III |        quivering at his feet, and felt a kind of joy on seeing
10 IV  |           fashion. In it might be felt the succession of the ages,
11 IV  |    dressed in linen or wool, with felt caps like fir-cones, and
12 IV  |         assailed by murderers, it felt death all around it.~It
13 IV  |          personal hatreds, it was felt that it would be perilous
14 IV  |           great precautions, they felt along the wall to find an
15 V   |         the sleeping faces.~Matho felt suffocated in the warm atmosphere
16 V   |           disappeared. Then Matho felt a knotted cord—that one
17 V   |       architecture. Suddenly they felt something strangely soft
18 V   |  experienced anguish of heart and felt as though he had been deceived
19 V   |           the veil, several times felt that it was being pulled
20 V   |        enough to stun him, and he felt a numbness as of intoxication
21 VI  |    transported him with pride. He felt an acrid, frenzied, permanent
22 VI  |         in the soil, and weep; he felt wretched, paltry, forsaken.
23 VII |        becoming suddenly weak, he felt the necessity of drawing
24 VII | vitalities penetrated him, and he felt withal a wiser and more
25 VII |        who am their master! Oh! I felt it just now when you were
26 VII |       drawers, and caps of straw, felt or linen, according to their
27 VII |           him a son; but he still felt something of the betrayal
28 VII |        open her lips; and yet she felt stifled with the need of
29 VII |         eternity to his heart. He felt very near to the subterranean
30 VII |       them fly into fragments! He felt humiliated at having defended
31 VIII|          a distance.~At last they felt the resistance of the ground.
32 VIII|            The disdain which they felt for these traders strengthened
33 VIII|         motion. The Carthaginians felt their energy increase, and
34 VIII|            he looked at me, and I felt the cold steel as it were
35 VIII|      yielding to the need that he felt of exalting himself and
36 VIII|          him with gaping eyes. He felt in a measure uncomfortable
37 IX  |   themselves in its fortunes, and felt that they were Carthaginians,
38 IX  |   indignant with Carthage that he felt inclined to throw himself
39 X   |           the zaimph, and yet she felt a sort of joy, an intimate
40 X   |         would draw back the black felt lozenges that closed the
41 X   |         the more that Schahabarim felt himself in doubt about Tanith,
42 X   |          would accompany her.~She felt as if she had been set free.
43 X   |            her loins yielded, she felt herself dying, and with
44 XI  |     passed through his memory. He felt his heart beating. The air
45 XI  |       baskets of esparto-grass; a felt rug lay soiled with crumbs
46 XI  |     gaping, almost terrified.~She felt as if she were leaning on
47 XI  |           the night. However, she felt that a fatality was surrounding
48 XII |         learning his victory they felt a stupefaction which was
49 XII |    surprised from his torpor, and felt himself carried away by
50 XIII|        say.~But just now Salammbo felt no terror of him. The anguish
51 XIII|           did not hear it; but he felt so furious and cruel a look
52 XIII|   Hamilcar looked at Giddenem; he felt inclined to strangle him.~“
53 XIII|          surrounded him.~Hamilcar felt quite sure that his son
54 XIII|           shining in the sky, and felt himself stronger than the
55 XIII|         lengthened murmur. It was felt that the last tie which
56 XIV |       country was born anew.~They felt the need, as it were, of
57 XIV |         be in vain; although they felt no remorse they found themselves
58 XIV |       amid the five armies he had felt her little, cold, soft hand
59 XIV |         growing less. She vaguely felt that the hate with which
60 XIV |           aid to Carthage. It was felt that if the Mercenaries
61 XIV |          plain to the other. They felt the mountain with their
62 XIV |           see them.~At first they felt a buzzing in their ears,
63 XIV |         he withdrew.~The Ancients felt themselves relieved of a
64 XIV |         in their mouths, and they felt an icy sweat flowing over
65 XIV |      increased their energy; they felt, in a confused way, that
66 XIV |        Nevertheless, he had never felt such anxiety; if he succumbed
67 XIV |     person, of his hatred,—and he felt his spirit higher, and his
68 XIV |       Matho tried to seize it. He felt himself tied by the wrists
69 XV  |         him; and he passed along, felt, pricked, and slashed by
70 XV  |       from a wound in his hip, he felt that he was dying; his hams