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 1 I   |          laboured soil.~But they perceived a little lake divided into
 2 I   |       his looks to the palace he perceived the red door with the black
 3 I   |     between the clouds, Spendius perceived a gaping wound in the middle
 4 II  |      stolen in Hamilcar’s parks, perceived Matho at a distance, with
 5 II  |         streets in the camp they perceived some men covered with white
 6 II  |         necklace; behind her you perceived as it were the odour of
 7 II  |      carrion; at last one day he perceived lances on the horizon, and
 8 III |          paling sky.~Suddenly he perceived on the horizon, behind Tunis,
 9 IV  |         One morning the sentries perceived that they were all gone.~
10 IV  | flagstones.~In the distance they perceived a troop of horse-men galloping
11 V   |  Spendius touched the ground and perceived that it was carefully carpeted
12 V   |      lower their eyes. Next they perceived all around them an infinite
13 V   |    Behind the silver lamp he had perceived a large square of azure
14 VI  |          orders for prayers!” He perceived the captives and burst out
15 VII |         his trumpet, one morning perceived towards the west something
16 VII |         Then he told how, having perceived the Suffet on the terrace,
17 VII |        shook his head, and as he perceived the accumulation of his
18 VII |         eyes grew larger when he perceived an exorbitant consumption
19 VII |        he was going away when he perceived three brass jars completely
20 VII |       his own prejudice, when he perceived some parcels of nard which
21 VII |      behind the others. Hamilcar perceived them.~“Who cut off your
22 VII |          left to right. Hamilcar perceived her. It seemed to him that
23 VIII|       the top of the mountain he perceived the town with the carcases
24 IX  |  funnel-shaped summit, when they perceived on the level of the ground
25 X   |      speed that its fall was not perceived.~From the position of the
26 X   |       About the twelfth hour she perceived, in the depths of the sycamore
27 XI  |        Then in the twilight they perceived an enclosure of dry stones
28 XI  |        him from behind. Salammbo perceived this, and pressed the amulet
29 XI  |    direction, when suddenly they perceived a quantity of little flames
30 XI  |      foot to the ground, and she perceived that her chainlet was broken.~
31 XI  |          raised the latter; they perceived the camp of the Libyans
32 XI  |          beginning to break. She perceived a path in the thickness
33 XII |         across his mouth, and he perceived a red mark like the print
34 XII |          a town.~Hamilcar, as he perceived them at a distance, had
35 XII |          posted at Hippo-Zarytus perceived his army as it descended
36 XII |        the gulf. As soon as they perceived the Barbarians they showed
37 XII |          their arrival when they perceived the siege-engines sent by
38 XII |          a torn, brown tunic was perceived on the summit of the aqueduct.
39 XIII|       summons his companions.~He perceived their crests scattered over
40 XIII|   Hamilcar turned and beside him perceived a man of abject appearance,
41 XIV |      Barbarians stared when they perceived Numidians on the towers.~
42 XIV |         last day broke; and they perceived all about them a great white
43 XIV |        his veterans.~Narr’ Havas perceived him; he crossed the shore
44 XIV |       bringing back his eyes, he perceived thirty crosses of extravagant