Chapter

 1 I   |     they could not take. Others walked amid the dishes on the purple
 2 I   |      the avenue of cypress, and walked slowly through the tables
 3 I   |        She bent her head as she walked, and in her right hand she
 4 I   |      master! command me!”~Matho walked round the terrace brushing
 5 II  |        terrible than death. She walked, however, and then she stopped.”~
 6 II  | shoulders of twelve Negroes who walked in step with short, rapid
 7 II  | continuous quivering, and as he walked he leaned on a staff of
 8 III |     eyelids cast down.~Salammbo walked to the edge of the terrace;
 9 IV  |        man, a sort of giant who walked bareheaded, used to accompany
10 IV  |       More than twenty times he walked round the ramparts, seeking
11 IV  |   sandles like neighbours. They walked at a quiet pace, waving
12 IV  |         to every port. But they walked scornfully around the magnificent
13 IV  |        hands.~The Carthaginians walked through the camp, surprised
14 IV  |        were very rich, and they walked behind them entreating them
15 IV  |       they left their camp, and walked along the foot of the walls,
16 IV  |    bushes at every step;—and he walked behind Matho with his hands
17 V   |      them by the faithful. They walked a few steps further on,
18 V   | themselves deprived of it. They walked all round behind in order
19 V   |   summit of the terraces. Matho walked round it slowly.~A milky
20 V   |      get out of the enclosures, walked straight before him. He
21 VII |     towards the candelabrum. He walked all round it, looking at
22 VII |        led on to the altar, and walked upon the latter! This was
23 VII |        upon carpets.~The Suffet walked at first with rapid strides;
24 VII |      himself behind the idol he walked straight up to the wall.
25 VII |       were screeching. Hamilcar walked along step by step.~“What
26 VIII|        them drink. The sentries walked up and down along the narrow
27 X   |      there, and Salammbo as she walked would turn her head a little
28 X   |         shoulder of a child who walked before him, while with the
29 X   |      dazzling display.~Then she walked to and fro embarrassed by
30 XI  |      voices hoarser. Matho, who walked before her, waved them off
31 XI  |       disappeared.~At first she walked through the darkness without
32 XIII|       the ground.~Afterwards he walked about from right to left,
33 XIII|        am his father!”~Hamilcar walked on; the other followed him
34 XIII|         in the sun.~Schahabarim walked on, giving no reply, and,
35 XIII|          The pontiffs of Moloch walked about on the great flagstone
36 XIV |       Ten were taken away.~They walked amid the Clinabarians, leaning
37 XV  |     them into his flesh. Others walked restlessly up and down;
38 XV  |      belonging to the Ancients, walked in the middle brandishing
39 XV  |     same wrath; but then he had walked free, all had then dispersed,
40 XV  |      beneath his feet; still he walked on. At the corner of the
41 XV  |      hair;—and the wretch still walked on!~He reached the foot