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 1 I   |         wounded bird.~It was the voice of the slaves in the ergastulum.
 2 I   |  enormous lyres, and with shrill voice they sang a hymn to the
 3 I   |          you come obedient to my voice as when, seated on the edge
 4 I   |    hunters into the desert!” Her voice swelled; her cheeks purpled.
 5 I   |      each one found again in her voice the sweetness of his native
 6 I   |     awaked by the hissing of his voice, and did not seem to understand.
 7 I   |           and continued in a low voice:~“Do you understand me,
 8 II  |        Listen!” he said in a low voice, and with a finger on his
 9 II  |         eyes burn me, I hear her voice. She encompasses me, she
10 II  |     tones he imitated Salammbo’s voice, while his outspread hands
11 II  |         the litter, and a hoarse voice would utter loud reproaches;
12 II  |        them with him; his hollow voice, too, was lost in the wind.~
13 III |         Baalet!—Tanith!” and her voice was lengthened in a plaintive
14 III |        said in an almost stifled voice: “Go and bring me Schahabarim.”~
15 III |  Methinks I am about to hear her voice, and see her face, lightnings
16 IV  |           angry eyes, and hoarse voice, he would walk with rapid
17 IV  |       groanings something of the voice of which his heart was full.~
18 V   |        nothing!” Then in a grave voice: “Master, in the sanctuary
19 V   |           I am your master!”~His voice was like thunder. He seemed
20 VI  |        wild beast. His unnatural voice was like a roar; he said:~“
21 VI  |      into the hall above Hanno’s voice and the rattling of the
22 VII |      shouted an order in a harsh voice to his sailors; the trireme
23 VII |          branches.~Then a shrill voice rose; another replied to
24 VII |     enough!”~He went on in a low voice so as to make himself the
25 VII |          in a hoarse and hideous voice he said:~“Less arrogance,
26 VII |          his daughter!”~A louder voice was raised:~“No doubt, since
27 VII |           said Hamilcar in a low voice.~Was this a confession,
28 VII |        the old pilot lowered his voice to announce that a trireme
29 VIII|        into the distance, but no voice replied.~That very morning
30 VIII|    Spendius rejoined in a gloomy voice: “Yes, conquered!”~And to
31 IX  |          he was thus obeying the voice of a god. When he could
32 IX  |          stream, and in a shrill voice began to sing a Balearic
33 XI  |       said to him in a plaintive voice:~“What have I done to you
34 XI  |         the shields! I hear your voice in the sounding of the cymbals.
35 XI  |          me, if only I hear your voice! Do not go! have pity! I
36 XII |        flock.~At this thundering voice the lines of men closed
37 XIII|         and said to her in a low voice:~“You will keep him with
38 XIII|    surrender their children, his voice suddenly broke forth from
39 XIII| ergastulum, under a palm tree, a voice was raised, a mournful and
40 XIII|          mournful and supplicant voice. It murmured: “Master! oh!
41 XIV |      thunder growled; it was the voice of Moloch; he had vanquished
42 XIV |         But the Greek raised his voice and spoke for a long time
43 XIV |       young man, with his gentle voice and feminine figure, captivated
44 XIV |         here!” But he raised his voice still higher; and in the
45 XIV |        to terrify the enemy. The voice of the crier announcing
46 XV  |        of the people drowned his voice; he was standing again.~