Chapter

 1 I   |      scars. Drooping his chin, he looked round him with distrust,
 2 I   |      emitting long white spirals, looked like volcanoes beginning
 3 II  |         those of the soldiers who looked back towards Carthage could
 4 II  |         sleeping. Spendius, as he looked at him, recalled the young
 5 II  |           face was so wan that it looked as if it had been powdered
 6 II  |     covered with furs like bears, looked at him with distrust, or
 7 II  |          Barbarian dialects.~They looked at one another in astonishment;
 8 III |        lit the perfumes. Salammbo looked at the polar star; she slowly
 9 III |         thou dost love me? I have looked so much on thee! But no!
10 III |         stones of the terrace. He looked down upon her quivering
11 III |       horizon, behind Tunis, what looked like slight mists trailing
12 IV  |       general give it to you!”~He looked them in the face without
13 V   |        with eyelids downcast, she looked as though she were smiling,
14 V   |     thrust out their tongues they looked as though they would fain
15 V   |      symmetrical arrangement they looked in the darkness like rows
16 V   |         was wrapped about him, he looked like a sidereal god surrounded
17 VI  |       with their transverse folds looked like two valves of a shell
18 VI  |         limbs.~Whenever Autaritus looked at Gisco he was seized with
19 VI  | long-haired and ragged Barbarians looked at him without understanding
20 VI  |  brochettes of small birds. As he looked at the prisoners he revelled
21 VII |     Hamilcar raised his head, and looked with folded arms upon the
22 VII |         with the Suffet, and they looked at each other for some time;
23 VII |           pitiless and rich. They looked wearied of prolonged cares.
24 VII |  precaution; it was a crime; they looked with terror at one another.
25 VII |          stretched from them what looked like spots of blood. The
26 VII |           his uncertainty; and he looked into her face with all his
27 VII |        too high had given way and looked like a ruined column. The
28 VII |       rays striking upon his face looked like the extremity of an
29 VII |           third was cut off.~They looked sadly at him, like reasonable
30 VIII|         us towards each other; he looked at me, and I felt the cold
31 IX  |  reinforcement which they had not looked for: Narr’ Havas appeared
32 IX  |     Sometimes they would see what looked like the eyes of a tiger
33 XI  |          the leafless olive trees looked at a distance like large
34 XI  |         are you?” said Matho.~She looked slowly around her without
35 XI  |        skin. She was standing. He looked up at her, holding her thus
36 XI  |     half-closed eyelids.~Salammbo looked at him motionless, her head
37 XI  |         without answering him she looked in the direction of Hamilcar.~“
38 XI  |        bodily; in other places it looked as if huge torrents were
39 XI  |   recovering his impassibility he looked sideways at Narr’ Havas
40 XII |  descended the western slope that looked towards Hippo-Zarytus, and
41 XII |        with their tattered canvas looked like dim ships half lost
42 XII |  Squatting in unequal groups they looked at one another scared and
43 XII |         the more nervous Africans looked as though they had been
44 XII |          knees close together, he looked like a dead man laid out
45 XII |           fashion.~The Barbarians looked at him at first with great
46 XII |          was of extravagant size, looked in the distance like an
47 XIII|           ranged in a semicircle, looked like a silver scimitar lying
48 XIII|   swelling forehead. His eyeballs looked as if they were seeking
49 XIII|        laden with corpses that it looked as though it had been constructed
50 XIII|           exhausted. The sleepers looked like corpses.~Then the Carthaginians,
51 XIII|        lean and bloated; his skin looked greyish, like the infected
52 XIII|          choose another. Hamilcar looked at Giddenem; he felt inclined
53 XIII|           the marble pavement. He looked at him and was moved with
54 XIII|     flight, for the Baal could be looked upon with impunity only
55 XIII|        the arms of their priests, looked like great infants in swaddling
56 XIII|    attitude, folded his arms, and looked upon the ground. The high
57 XIII|      giant covered with blood, he looked, with his head thrown back,
58 XIV |           of rocks.~Then they all looked at one another without speaking.
59 XIV |           heels and ate. The rest looked on from a distance; they
60 XIV |          were full of phalaricas, looked like volcanoes on the march;
61 XIV |       their heads.~The Barbarians looked at one another silently.
62 XIV |           for Carthage, and which looked like inscriptions on columns.~
63 XIV |     exhaled. For a long time they looked at each other in silence,
64 XIV |           fingers there hung what looked like greenish strips; and
65 XIV |         in the sky. They had what looked like white butterflies on
66 XIV |          and lying on his back he looked at the stars.~Then a door
67 XIV |       their great manes; they all looked well fed, tired, and dull.
68 XV  |        the throng on the terraces looked, in their variegated garments,
69 XV  |           were ranged, the cloaks looked like a wall of purple. The