Chapter

 1 I   |          carrying a man in each hand at arm’s length, and spitting
 2 I   |        walked, and in her right hand she carried a little ebony
 3 II  | transported him. He pressed his hand upon his mouth to check
 4 II  |         cooked. Sometimes a fat hand, laden with rings, would
 5 II  |     spatula of aloe-wood in his hand wherewith to scratch his
 6 IV  |    trees and lean over with his hand spread out above his eyebrows.
 7 IV  |   colleague Gisco, on the other hand, wished them to be paid.
 8 IV  |        feel the stones with his hand.~“Here it is,” he said; “
 9 IV  |  galloping with a lance in each hand.~“Narr’ Havas!” exclaimed
10 IV  |      death.~Spendius struck his hand against the bars of a grating.
11 V   |      and Matho kissed his right hand as he passed beside it.~
12 V   |      the ground. Matho laid his hand upon it; then he put his
13 V   |  sleeping with her cheek in one hand and with the other arm extended.
14 VI  |      teeth and raised his broad hand above Spendius.~The Greek
15 VI  |      Narr’ Havas spread out his hand upon Matho’s breast, and
16 VI  |        an ashen javelin in each hand. The long files of the heavy
17 VI  |    writing in the hollow of his hand. “Let some of them be brought
18 VI  |     dust. The Suffet dipped his hand into this hot mire and rubbed
19 VII |         of the Moons put up his hand before his eyes, and then
20 VII |       started; at a wave of his hand the slaves withdrew. Then,
21 VII |   Hamilcar with a censer in his hand.~Salammbo was then coming
22 VII |     with his heel, and drew his hand across his forehead like
23 VII |        Latium, thicker than the hand, with the buttons of Egina,
24 VII |      sleeve; and with his right hand stretched out he read other
25 VII |     outside saw him resting one hand against the wall to keep
26 VIII|   beside the stallions with one hand resting on the manes. All
27 VIII|        and a third in his right hand. Then came the Clinabarians,
28 VIII|      dashing the sword from the hand or the brain out of the
29 IX  |   workmen passing plumb-line in hand, the vendors of pickle rinsing
30 IX  |      their eyes with their open hand, while the rest lay flat
31 X   |      down, and keeping his left hand raised and his right extended,
32 X   |        a blind old man with one hand resting on the shoulder
33 X   |      and the thumb of her right hand, and even her nail remained
34 XI  |        the charcoal:~“I was the hand. The ten fingers are cut
35 XI  |  entrenchment with a bow in his hand and a pike on his shoulder.~
36 XI  |      zaimph, and with the other hand she tore the veils from
37 XI  |         like a child laying his hand upon a strange fruit, he
38 XII |        mark like the print of a hand. It was the hand of Narr’
39 XII |     print of a hand. It was the hand of Narr’ Havas, the token
40 XII |         Greek snatched from his hand a roll of papyrus covered
41 XIII|        cohort of pigmies in its hand, it laid the basketful of
42 XIII|       goat’s-hair cloak, by the hand, and at once raised the
43 XIII|      stood motionless, with one hand behind his back, his chin
44 XIII|        throwing stones with the hand like shepherds; the rest
45 XIII|        hips; he thrust his left hand into them continually, while
46 XIII|      would spread out his right hand above his eyes in order
47 XIII|      file of people passed from hand to hand helmets and amphoras,
48 XIII|      people passed from hand to hand helmets and amphoras, which
49 XIII|        seized Hannibal with one hand, snatched up the cord of
50 XIII|        and with the back of his hand he was rubbing his eyes,
51 XIII|        the man’s mouth with his hand exclaimed still more loudly:~“
52 XIII|         in exasperation bit his hand until the blood came. He
53 XIII|       of Moloch passed his left hand beneath the children’s veils,
54 XIV |     felt her little, cold, soft hand fastened to his own; she
55 XIV |        support himself with one hand, and after taking a good
56 XIV |         Then the Suffet put his hand into the hands of the ten
57 XIV |     tips of his ears; his right hand rested on a pike-staff adorned
58 XV  |       take part, in which every hand, every weapon, everything
59 XV  |        gold patera in his right hand, he drank to the Genius
60 XV  |      husband, with a cup in her hand, to drink also. She fell