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 1 I   | shoulders as he saw them growing pale. He thought that his courage
 2 I   |         were two long shadows of pale men, clad in white, red-fringed
 3 I   |        moon that had made her so pale, and there was something
 4 I   |        moon was shining within a pale circle, and their scarlet
 5 I   |   Hermaeum was beginning to grow pale. The horses of Eschmoun,
 6 II  |    appeared all the torches grew pale. Her naked breast shone
 7 II  |          a block of stone; for a pale leprosy, which was spread
 8 II  |         bearing the torches. His pale gums were displayed in a
 9 II  |          in. The Balearians grew pale as they learned how their
10 III |        star, and all around it a pale circle. Salammbo went on:~“
11 III |          its long garment was as pale and light as the moon. Then
12 IV  |       foot, arrived in the town, pale, breathless, and mad with
13 IV  |         the ceiling there fell a pale brightness which spread
14 V   |         not be seen.~Both turned pale.~“Take it!” said Matho at
15 V   |   wailings, and the eunuchs grew pale beneath their black skins.~
16 V   |   perished, and stopped, growing pale as one about to die. This
17 VI  |     their anxiety; they were too pale for that. The crowd which
18 VI  |        arrested waves, large and pale, while the sea, flat as
19 VI  |        derived. They are growing pale like the spots on your skin,
20 VII |        their counting-houses had pale faces; others showed in
21 VII |      with eye fixed, his face as pale as the pearls of his tiara,
22 VII |          she was extraordinarily pale, doubtless on account of
23 VII |    expenses?”~Abdalonim, turning pale, went to another set of
24 VII |       Chief of the Sweet Odours, pale and long as a waxen torch,
25 VII |         the smoke upon the tall, pale man who was beginning to
26 VII |    Hamilcar grew extraordinarily pale, and those who were leaning
27 IX  |      blackest dens, there issued pale faces, men with viper-like
28 X   |        the same, with open eyes, pale as one dead, insensible,
29 X   |    enervating her. She became so pale that Taanach stopped.~“Go
30 XI  |       not to fly or I kill you!”~Pale and with clenched fists
31 XII |          wrecks of armour showed pale in the light of the great
32 XIII|          Suffet.~Hamilcar turned pale, and then quickly replied:~“
33 XIII|   herself in helping him, was as pale as he. The child, dazzled
34 XIII|       speeding along, and a man, pale, terrible, and with outspread
35 XIII|          earrings tapped against pale faces, and gold tiaras clasped
36 XIII|        crowns, they despised the pale eunuch, weakened with his
37 XIII|          man who tottered, a man pale and hideous with terror,
38 XIII|         irisated lights. He grew pale and dismayed. Hamilcar bent
39 XIV |        death that made them turn pale, but the horrible compulsion
40 XV  |        up and down; some were as pale as though they were awaiting
41 XV  |         the back of the throne,— pale, stiff, with parted lips,—