Chapter

 1 I   |           Let it be opened!” they replied.~And when the slaves confessed
 2 I   |           me! leave me!”~“Oh no!” replied the slave. “You released
 3 II  |           with both his fists, he replied:~“To rid me of her!”~Then
 4 II  |      laughing and half surprised, replied: “Speak! Speak!”~Spendius
 5 II  |         cried: “Our money!” Hanno replied that he had brought it.~
 6 III | remembered Hamilcar’s orders, and replied:~“No, I have nothing more
 7 IV  |       have you served?”~“Twelve,” replied the Libyan.~Gisco slipped
 8 IV  |         namely, women. The Suffet replied that a whole caravan of
 9 IV  |         the money!” Gisco at last replied:~“Let your general give
10 IV  |           of the town.~“Not one!” replied Matho.~The next day Spendius
11 V   |         she is coming.”~“No, no,” replied Spendius, “the temple is
12 V   |         What is it?” she said.~He replied:~“’Tis the veil of the goddess!”~“
13 VI  |     signal. The Carthaginian army replied to it with a great noise
14 VI  |          over to his ear.~“Well?” replied the Suffet slowly. “Ah!
15 VII |        shrill voice rose; another replied to it, and the hundred Ancients,
16 VII |             What is that to you?” replied the Suffet disdainfully.~
17 VII |          was driven by the wind,” replied Hanno.~“You are like a rhinoceros
18 VII |       could not risk everything,” replied Baat-Baal, who possessed
19 VII |         Mercenaries!”~“I refuse,” replied Hamilcar.~“We will give
20 VII |         servant has prepared!”~He replied: “A blessing upon you!”
21 VII |         remained on his beard.~He replied that he had sent a fleet
22 VII |         said the Suffet.~Giddenem replied that such treatment was
23 VII |         Suffet scornfully.~“Yes!” replied the slave in an intrepid
24 VIII|        the distance, but no voice replied.~That very morning he had
25 VIII|           And to all questions he replied by gestures of despair.~
26 VIII|       necessity to fly.”~Spendius replied:~“I saw him pass along in
27 IX  |          they must have women, he replied: “I have none!”~Just now
28 X   |        will take thought for it,” replied Schahabarim.~“Suppose you
29 XI  |      jests, and Schahabarim’s man replied to each in his own idiom.
30 XI  |           To speak to Matho,” she replied. “I am a fugitive from Carthage.”~
31 XI  |          come?”~“To take it!” she replied, pointing to the zaimph,
32 XI  |           Carthage,” she placidly replied.~He advanced folding his
33 XI  |     terrified.~“Yes, it is I!” he replied, raising himself on his
34 XI  |            dissembling his joy he replied:~“May the Baals favour you!
35 XIII|     turned pale, and then quickly replied:~“Let him come up!”~Iddibal
36 XIII|       upon his own privileges. He replied with a look colder and heavier
37 XIV |           of his temper.~Hamilcar replied that he accepted their excuses.
38 XIV |            No! ten will suffice,” replied Hamilcar quietly.~They were
39 XIV |      sworn for them?”~“Yes!” they replied.~“Without constraint, from
40 XIV |        become of him.~Narr’ Havas replied that the Carthaginians were
41 XIV |         must be so!”~The Numidian replied that he desired this death
42 XIV |          They were our brothers!” replied the Gaul, as he expired.~
43 XIV |    waiting for. ‘To be killed!’ I replied. Then he rejoined: ‘No!