Chapter

 1 I   |       Eloul, Tischri, Schebar! Ah! have pity on me, goddess!”~
 2 I   | encumbered with our victories! Ah! desist not! burn it! I
 3 I   |     drooped, and she resumed:~“Ah! poor Carthage! lamentable
 4 I   |    chattered and he repeated:~“Ah! yes—yes—master! I understand
 5 I   | understand. Spendius resumed:~“Ah! what riches! and the men
 6 I   |        only you had wished it! Ah! how happy will you be in
 7 II  |      her palace, does she not? Ah! the stones must quiver
 8 IV  |         they shouted. “Louder! Ah! he is trying to lie, the
 9 V   |       Matho suppressed a cry. “Ah! there she is! there she
10 VI  |        that you are my master? Ah! you prostituter, you slave,
11 VI  |       and burst out laughing: “Ah! ha! my fine fellows of
12 VI  |     the extraordinary courage— Ah! Demonades! how I suffer!
13 VI  |     abuse of these three men.~“Ah! traitors! ah! wretches!
14 VI  |      three men.~“Ah! traitors! ah! wretches! infamous, accursed
15 VI  |      of their blood, say they! Ah! yes! their blood! their
16 VI  |    replied the Suffet slowly. “Ah! kill them!” he added in
17 VII |       blessing! Eye of Khamon! ah! deliver us! ’Tis the fault
18 VII |     the level of the pavement. Ah! if Hanno had not arrived
19 VII |        he remembered himself: “Ah! in his house, no doubt!
20 VII |     coast; what prevented you? Ah! I forgot! all elephants
21 VII |       went on in rapid tones:~“Ah, Master! they have pillaged
22 VII |       went on again in tears: “Ah! if you knew how full the
23 VII |        the ploughshares shone! Ah! the fine rams! ah! the
24 VII |      shone! Ah! the fine rams! ah! the fine bulls!—”~Hamilcar’
25 VII |     the rope round his neck.”~“Ah! you wish to die?” said
26 VII |     Tanith, to cripple slaves! Ah! you ruin your master! Let
27 VII |       He rushed at Abdalonim.~“Ah! wretch! the cross! the
28 VIII|     the top of his dromedary: “Ah! I knew it! Forward! forward!”~
29 VIII|  conquer him! I will slay him! Ah! if I had been there!—”
30 VIII|      hastening to the bridge.~“Ah! I know!” said Spendius.~“
31 VIII|     the interpreters speaking. Ah! how their tongues hung
32 XI  |        Going back to Carthage! Ah! you came to take the zaimph,
33 XI  |      sank down upon his hams.~“Ah! forgive me! I am a scoundrel,
34 XI  |       an opening in the tent. “Ah, what nights have I spent
35 XI  |    bent her head. He resumed:~“Ah! why have the Baals not
36 XI  |          She opened her lips.~“Ah! I was there!” he cried. “
37 XI  |      eyes!”~“What?” she said.~“Ah! you did not know that the
38 XI  |      in the dust he repeated:~“Ah! sacrilegious one! May you
39 XII |      an object long aimed at.~“Ah! we have reached it! We
40 XIII|      uttering piercing cries.~“Ah! poor little Hannibal! Oh!
41 XIV | clemency; Spendius exclaimed: “Ah! twenty if you wish, master!”~“
42 XIV |        like deceased friends: “Ah! the Invincible! the Victory!