Chapter

 1 I   | volunteered to interpret them.~“Speak!” said Matho.~“The gods
 2 I   |          and did not venture to speak again.~The trees behind
 3 II  |        terrified by a phantom. “Speak to me! I am sick! I want
 4 II  |       able to get sight of her; speak to me of her! Every night
 5 II  |          and Hanno commenced to speak.~He began with an eulogy
 6 II  |       half surprised, replied: “Speak! Speak!”~Spendius hesitated;
 7 II  |     surprised, replied: “Speak! Speak!”~Spendius hesitated; he
 8 III |         had educated Salammbo.~“Speak!” he said. “What will you?”~“
 9 III |      some of which you will not speak. Is it so, O father?”~Schahabarim
10 IV  |         captains, or stopped to speak to the soldiers, saying
11 IV  |     back his friendship, and to speak him fair. Such a show of
12 IV  |      time before he was able to speak.~Then he censured the wrongs
13 IV  |    Matho frequently went off to speak with Spendius; then he would
14 IV  |       time that Gisco wished to speak their shouts began again.
15 IV  |      impossible to believe it.~“Speak!” they shouted. “Louder!
16 IV  |        Tanith.”~Matho wished to speak.~“Remember!” said the former
17 V   |      out of itself. She did not speak. The lamp caused great luminous
18 VI  |         tent.~At first he would speak of the siege, but his coming
19 VI  |       genius of whom he did not speak.~All modes of worship, as
20 VI  |      nevertheless he dreaded to speak aloud in the dark, nor did
21 VII |         brinks of precipices.”~“Speak! speak!”~“He invents snares
22 VII |         of precipices.”~“Speak! speak!”~“He invents snares for
23 VII |      nothing! Love him! You may speak to him now about Hamilcar.”~
24 VII |     perish, do you not? Let him speak!—No! no!”~They were taking
25 VII |      His partisans urged him to speak. At last in a hoarse and
26 VII |        Latin, or something! Why speak you of rewards for these
27 VII |      tone—“that I will not even speak to her about it!”~The sacred
28 VII |        Chief of the Journeys to speak. This functionary was enveloped
29 VII |       of Farms was so afraid to speak that he trembled horribly
30 VII |         a pauper then? No lies! speak the truth! I wish to know
31 VII |     raised his head; he did not speak a word nor make a gesture.
32 VIII|       to follow them or even to speak to them, or to approach
33 X   |       Intelligence!”~He did not speak, however, of Rabbet. Salammbo
34 XI  |        her what she wanted.~“To speak to Matho,” she replied. “
35 XI  |     Hamilcar, who was unable to speak, nodded her his thanks.
36 XIII|          and some even began to speak of useless mouths, which
37 XIII|    crosses for those who should speak of surrender, and even the
38 XIV |         reassured them.~“I will speak!” And he boasted that he
39 XIV |         Hamilcar turned away to speak to some one. Then they all
40 XIV |      who bore the sword-belt to speak. Spendius was afraid; he
41 XIV |         last he was lifted up.~“Speak!” said Matho.~He offered
42 XIV |        were the pontiffs, so to speak, of universal vengeance!