Chapter

 1 I   |            the plane-trees to see a slave who, with eyeballs fixed,
 2 I   |               Begone!” said he.~The slave without replying began to
 3 I   |           me!”~“Oh no!” replied the slave. “You released me from the
 4 I   |         despair.~“Listen!” said the slave to him. “Oh! do not despise
 5 I   |       chariot drawn by two mules; a slave was running at the end of
 6 II  |     fatigues.~Spendius had bought a slave with the money brought him
 7 II  |          himself to be ruled by the slave, remaining ever irresolute
 8 II  |            are suffering?” said the slave to him. “What is the matter
 9 II  |           she, Spendius, she!—”~The slave interrupted him:~“If she
10 II  |          sell myself and become her slave! YOU have been that! You
11 II  |       silver cup handed to him by a slave; then he would wipe his
12 II  |       stallion, and attended by his slave, who led a third horse.~
13 II  |            upon the horse which the slave held at the door.~
14 III |       palace, supported by a female slave who carried an iron dish
15 III |          cinnamomum, and myrrh. The slave lit the perfumes. Salammbo
16 III |          arms outstretched.~But the slave nimbly raised her, for according
17 III |           for my heart is sad!”~The slave lifted a sort of harp of
18 III |          fragrant odours.”~Then the slave spoke to her of her father.
19 III |            for the dismissal of the slave, who was not of Chanaanitish
20 IV  |            Master!” said the former slave, “If your heart is dauntless,
21 IV  |          Remember!” said the former slave, and raising his arm he
22 V   |          that,” returned the former slave, “in Syria, in the town
23 VI  |            Ah! you prostituter, you slave, you son of a slave!” He
24 VI  |             you slave, you son of a slave!” He ground his teeth and
25 VI  |       devised.~“Stop!” said he to a slave who stood writing in the
26 VII |       exclaimed the Suffet.~The old slave seemed to understand the
27 VII |            now about Hamilcar.”~The slave resumed his costume, and
28 VII |          galley staircases. All her slave women followed her; and,
29 VII |      scornfully.~“Yes!” replied the slave in an intrepid tone.~Then,
30 VIII| Carthaginians beat you?”~The former slave began to describe the manoeuvres.
31 X   |           and new garments. The old slave was amazed at these preparations,
32 X   |            to the attentions of the slave. But the touchings, the
33 X   |             make haste, and the old slave grumbled:~“Well! well! Mistress!—
34 X   |           Salammbo was sobbing; the slave exclaimed:~“You are suffering!
35 X   |            Salammbo had ordered the slave to make her magnificent;
36 XI  |         extended on the ground.~The slave immediately settled her
37 XI  |            the top of the wall. The slave threw some pebbles at him
38 XI  |            mouth eats no more.”~The slave showed her a handful of
39 XI  |            The dog was howling. The slave went up to it quietly, and
40 XI  |              or eagles flew by; the slave still continued running.
41 XI  |       became visible in it, and the slave disappeared.~A sentry was
42 XI  |              You are my captive, my slave, my servant! Call, if you
43 XI  |        chained my four limbs like a slave that has committed murder.
44 XII |     Spendius reappeared.~The former slave had fastened two fragments
45 XII |              They had fled like the slave, the one although he was
46 XII |            of the walls.~The former slave practised himself for some
47 XIII|          tip of her sandal, and the slave was amazed at her insensibility.~
48 XIII|            him!”~The Suffet and the slave went into a corner of the
49 XIII|             noticed.~“No!” said the slave, “the streets were empty.”~
50 XIII|          child into it, and, like a slave merchant, began to wash
51 XIII|         want?” said the Suffet.~The slave, who trembled horribly,
52 XIII|           an executioner’s axe; the slave swooned and fell in the
53 XIII|       himself with a bound upon the slave, and covering the man’s
54 XIII|       thought of getting rid of the slave in order to be quite sure
55 XIII|         preserved pomegranates. The slave, who had eaten nothing for
56 XIII|             dome; in the centre the slave lay sleeping after his repast,