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 1 I   | wondered at her attire, but she turned a long frightened look upon
 2 I   |       she spoke Greek; then she turned to the Ligurians, the Campanians,
 3 II  |  mountain for a long time, they turned abruptly to the right, and
 4 II  |        you all.”~The Barbarians turned in that direction, and as
 5 III |       to rule him.~But Salammbo turned around. She had recognised
 6 IV  |      They lost themselves; they turned, and came back again. At
 7 IV  |    planet of Chabar.~Then Matho turned in silence towards the Acropolis.~
 8 V   |       dwellings were near. They turned again into the narrow streets
 9 V   |         might not be seen.~Both turned pale.~“Take it!” said Matho
10 VI  |   helmets, cuirasses and swords turned round about, widening out
11 VI  |        thrown at them, and they turned back;—and with great blows
12 VII |  reassured; and by degrees they turned their backs on the Suffet
13 VII |    crowded around her.~Hamilcar turned on his heel. All the stewards
14 VII |  cutlasses.~As soon as Hamilcar turned away he began to cry aloud
15 VII |     completely empty. Abdalonim turned away his head to mark his
16 VII |      entire section of the wall turned about in a single block.~
17 VII |    ignominies from which he had turned aside; and in the gleaming
18 VIII|  cherished against Salammbo was turned against Hamilcar. His hate
19 VIII|       the armies, the elephants turned round instead of advancing;
20 VIII|       position, and the phalanx turned upon the Barbarians as terrible
21 VIII|      irritated by their wounds, turned upon the second rank; the
22 VIII|       circles around them, they turned about on their hind feet
23 VIII|       attitude with their faces turned towards the horizon, and
24 IX  |      therefore left Zouitin and turned the lake of Hippo-Zarytus
25 IX  |      now were with hatred, they turned frankly towards homicidal
26 X   |        and advanced; the python turned downwards, and resting the
27 X   |       cried the nurse.~Salammbo turned round with one finger on
28 XI  |    preserved in honey.~Salammbo turned away from this unclean food,
29 XI  |       the priest’s command, she turned away her face and tried
30 XI  |        terrace stopped her.~She turned round to right and left
31 XI  |      foot-soldiers, Narr’ Havas turned abruptly to the right, as
32 XI  |      leaned on their elbows and turned round to bless her. All
33 XII |         their blows.”~Then they turned again upon the captives.
34 XII |        to give battle. But they turned to the right: they were
35 XII |         threshold of Khamon. He turned round and shouted to his
36 XII |     pick and a mallet to it and turned back.~The trumpets sounded
37 XIII|       cubits high in the air it turned several times to the right
38 XIII|       Salammbo to the spot. She turned it over for a while with
39 XIII|   reported to any one, might be turned against him; and she was
40 XIII|        see the Suffet.~Hamilcar turned pale, and then quickly replied:~“
41 XIII|     higher than the wall. Matho turned back amid the ruins to summons
42 XIII|   Master! oh! master!”~Hamilcar turned and beside him perceived
43 XIII|        man’s death, it might be turned against his son. Then, changing
44 XIV | restrained themselves.~Hamilcar turned away to speak to some one.
45 XIV |       vulture alighted. Then he turned his face towards Autaritus,
46 XIV |   ostriches.~The Punic infantry turned in a body upon the Barbarians,
47 XIV |       they always drew back and turned their weapons aside.~His
48 XV  |       of the zaimph, the people turned her wedding day into a national
49 XV  |        of the sky.~But Salammbo turned her head as though some
50 XV  |      mingled with remorse which turned to increased execration.~