Chapter

 1 I   |      army.~“Drink!” she said.~He took the cup, and was carrying
 2 I   |         beside Matho he tenderly took his arm, and felt it in
 3 I   |        at the cross ways, storks took to flight, white sails fluttered.
 4 II  |         Another time Narr’ Havas took them a long way off, as
 5 II  |        and baggage. The soldiers took the coin in the bags to
 6 II  |          their horses; every one took his helmet and sword, and
 7 IV  |          the Suffet’s tent; they took his hands and sought to
 8 IV  |       next day a sort of languor took possession of the army.
 9 V   |          stammered out. Spendius took up the lamp in order to
10 V   |       upon its ankle. Then Matho took up the lamp very gently.~
11 V   |      back into a corner; but she took a step towards him, and
12 V   |   impotence of his fury; then he took his sandal, spit upon it,
13 V   |      Then when he was outside he took the great zaimph from his
14 VI  |       brazen jacket of mail, and took his helmet.~“Where are you
15 VI  |      Republic in the baths; they took the old weapons that had
16 VI  |     again by the other. Spendius took care of his men; he dreamed
17 VI  |         them.~A Balearic slinger took a step forward, put one
18 VI  |           The return to Carthage took place amid all kinds of
19 VII |        which outward appearances took away. Something of the planetary
20 VII |        of the brass colossus. He took up two handfuls of the dust,
21 VII |      leaped into his chariot and took the reins; the two animals,
22 VII |       and from the midst of them took out knotted cords, strips
23 VII |         set of pigeon-holes, and took from them some planchettes
24 VII |        closed the door. Hamilcar took a torch and disappeared
25 VII |       went down the three steps, took up a llama’s skin which
26 VII |          the artifices employed, took a horn full of balm, and
27 VII |          the parks. But Hamilcar took the path towards the mill,
28 VIII|         the temple of Moloch, he took them in spite of the pontiff’
29 VIII|         He returned to Matho and took him by the arm.~“Master,
30 IX  |    thither in hand-barrows; many took the precaution of bringing
31 IX  |     driven away pitilessly. They took refuge in the camp of Autaritus;
32 IX  |      despairing of the Republic, took by force from the tribes
33 IX  |          the edge of the trench, took their station behind them,
34 X   |      strove to see them, for she took these conceptions for realities;
35 X   |        little and used to cry, I took you to my heart and made
36 XI  |      height of the cisterns they took their way along the Taenia,
37 XI  |   advance. But Schahabarim’s man took her further away, and they
38 XI  |         of the entrenchment. She took the hem of her robe, which
39 XII |      them by the Numidians.~Some took ropes’ ends and lighted
40 XII | Barbarians picked up flints; all took to flght; and nothing more
41 XII |       foreheads, from which they took crowns of skin to put upon
42 XII |    alliance. Then Matho rose. He took a firebrand which was still
43 XII |       steel approached Gisco. He took his head, and, resting it
44 XII |          coming behind them they took them by the legs, and suddenly
45 XII |         toe of his left foot; he took aim, and the arrow went
46 XIII|         angle of a wall. Then he took his heavy axe, and front
47 XIII|      servants of Moloch came and took the children away. Others
48 XIII|  strigils and red earth. Then he took two purple squares from
49 XIII|          and jump, when Hamilcar took him away.~He held him firmly
50 XIII|          the mercantile house he took up a basket of grapes and
51 XIII|      distance than they speedily took to flight, for the Baal
52 XIII|          streets; then the pious took advantage of the opportunity
53 XIII|      Melkarth, in violet tunics, took the western side; the priests
54 XIII|          another. The hierodules took the fallen ashes at the
55 XIV |      nevertheless.~Hamilcar next took out a galley armed with
56 XIV |          length of time which it took in coming was, according
57 XIV |        men. The camp, with most, took the place of their country;
58 XIV |       terror or famine, they all took the roads to their native
59 XIV |        longer listened to.~Matho took advantage of this to continue
60 XIV | foot-soldiers who wore long hair took the precaution of cutting
61 XV  |         several places;—and they took pleasure in the thought
62 XV  |          the temple of Melkarth, took thence the bar of a tripod,