Chapter

 1 I   |           in a temple.~“Let it be opened!” they replied.~And when
 2 I   |     illuminated, the central door opened, and a woman, Hamilcar’s
 3 II  |       upon the doors to have them opened. But no one inside responded.~
 4 II  |       supply of it; the more they opened the baskets the more they
 5 IV  |      Arcades, one behind another, opened up amid large walls separating
 6 IV  |          moved the bar, which was opened from without, and suddenly
 7 V   |       footsteps drew near, a door opened, and a man appeared, a priest
 8 V   |         He pushed the door and it opened.~A galley-shaped lamp hung
 9 V   |         semi-circles like shells, opened in the thickness of the
10 V   |           eyebrows rose, her lips opened; she trembled. At last she
11 V   |          could perceive only eyes opened widely as if to devour him,
12 V   |       last the huge leaves partly opened.~Then when he was outside
13 VI  |       sometimes made. These alone opened up all the magistracies,
14 VI  |         the gates, which were not opened through fear of the Mercenaries.~
15 VII |         which hung on his arm, he opened a small oval chamber.~It
16 VII |    gratings. His red-toothed jaws opened in a horrible yawn; his
17 VII |         door of the emporiums was opened, and he entered a vast round
18 VII |       keys hanging at his girdle, opened a large quadrangular chamber
19 VII |         in with knives and he had opened the boxes for them.~“So
20 VIII| approaching the walls. The Suffet opened the gates to them; they
21 VIII|         unintelligible dialect he opened his eyes wide as if he were
22 VIII|     reached them. Matho partially opened the canvas. Then the sight
23 IX  |        another, had the palisades opened; and the Carthaginians went
24 X   |     Acropolis. The gate of Malqua opened.~“Are you ready?” exclaimed
25 XI  |          savagely dirty, and they opened their eyes with a look of
26 XI  |           by jerking her arms. He opened his nostrils the better
27 XI  |           of her dress Matho half opened his eyes, putting forth
28 XI  |       ruin by your disgrace!”~She opened her lips.~“Ah! I was there!”
29 XI  |       quickly from her horse. She opened her ample cloak and spreading
30 XII |    Magdassin fled; the gates were opened, and thenceforward the two
31 XII |         light had reached him; he opened his arms, and sent kisses
32 XIII|     covered. Then the battlements opened, vomiting flames and smoke
33 XIII|           formed black spots amid opened entrails, scattered brains,
34 XIII|        abhorred.~On the morrow he opened the pits in which he kept
35 XIII|         about like bears. Mouths, opened to shout, remained gaping;
36 XIII|          enter his palace, and he opened kitchens, stores, and all
37 XIII|         the temples had just been opened simultaneously, and from
38 XIII|     hierodules, with a long hook, opened the seven-storied compartments
39 XIV |        she, being now fecundated, opened up her vast bosom in heaven’
40 XIV |         bent back their necks and opened their mouths to drink. Others
41 XIV |      laughter. The door of a tent opened.~Hamilcar was at the very
42 XIV |          man whom he did not know opened his tent and laid on the
43 XIV |        the Barbarians had quickly opened up, and the marksmen, hidden
44 XIV |        reached Malqua; then Matho opened his eyes. There were so
45 XIV |          his teeth.~Afterwards he opened his huge jaws, and for some
46 XV  |           the Acropolis, had just opened; and a man was standing