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 1 II  |            stretched before Matho’s tent. Often he would awake, thinking
 2 II  |             at the threshold of his tent. Spendius used to hear him
 3 II  |             a third horse.~A single tent remained. Spendius entered
 4 IV  |             night into the Suffet’s tent; they took his hands and
 5 IV  |          and shut himself up in his tent.~When he left it at sunrise
 6 IV  |             have buried some in his tent. They scaled the knapsacks.
 7 IV  |          knapsacks.~They sacked his tent. Nothing was found in it
 8 VI  |            against the holes in his tent, would gasp with exhaustion
 9 VI  |           he would go back into his tent and drink a mixture of barley
10 VI  |             night when alone in his tent he would gaze upon the zaimph.
11 VI  |           be at Utica in Spendius’s tent.~At first he would speak
12 VI  |           planted before Spendius’s tent: it was the signal. The
13 IX  |            every evening in Matho’s tent, and squatting round a shield,
14 X   |             she said.~“Alone in his tent.”~“What then?”~Schahabarim
15 XI  |                   CHAPTER XI~IN THE TENT~The man who guided Salammbo
16 XI  |            to him:~“Lead me to your tent! I wish it!”~A recollection
17 XI  |        through the entire camp. His tent was at the end, three hundred
18 XI  |         followed him. It was a deep tent with a pole standing up
19 XI  |            she thus with him in his tent, and at his disposal? Some
20 XI  |           through an opening in the tent. “Ah, what nights have I
21 XI  |           But the lower part of the tent was raised, and a monstrous
22 XI  |        further on as far as Matho’s tent. Two voices were speaking
23 XI  |             spot was nearest to his tent, he had not stirred from
24 XI  |            Matho had re-entered his tent. The smoky lamp gave but
25 XI  |        Numidians reached Hamilcar’s tent, and pointing to his men,
26 XI  |            the zaimph.~The leathern tent, which was raised at the
27 XII |             skin. He recognised his tent; and he riveted his eyes
28 XII | disdainfully upon the wrecks of his tent. Then with the toe of his
29 XII |         from the spot where Matho’s tent lately stood. They recognised
30 XIII|          which she had spent in the tent had been employed. Salammbo,
31 XIII|           he had gone back into his tent, and throwing off his cuirass
32 XIV |             imaginary line from his tent to Megara, and inwardly
33 XIV |             time when in Hamilcar’s tent amid the five armies he
34 XIV |          made a large fire with the tent poles, but the fire could
35 XIV |             laughter. The door of a tent opened.~Hamilcar was at
36 XIV |    sepulchres.~In the centre of the tent, on a mat on which the captains
37 XIV |           They were sent out of the tent to deliberate. As soon as
38 XIV |            in this way, reached the tent of Hanno, who was then surrounded
39 XIV |        known. He lived alone in his tent with none near him but a
40 XIV |             did not know opened his tent and laid on the ground a
41 XV  |           once more kneeling in his tent, encircling her waist with