Chapter

 1 I   |      while in a jovial manner he gave utterance to pleasantries
 2 II  |          of silver to them. They gave them amulets to avert sickness;
 3 II  |           Master! master!”~Matho gave him but scant thanks for
 4 II  |      spread over his whole body, gave him the appearance of an
 5 II  |          to us! Only yesterday I gave more money for a bather
 6 II  |      companions and yours!”~They gave him wine to drink, and he
 7 II  |       ptisan. But, as his malady gave him a great appetite, there
 8 III |    heaved swelled her bosom, and gave an undulating movement to
 9 IV  |          This first line of wall gave immediate shelter to Malqua,
10 IV  |       whispered a word to one or gave a dagger to another. The
11 IV  |       grating. They shook it, it gave way, and they found themselves
12 VI  |         the doors, and the women gave their necklaces, rings,
13 VI  |          And his violaceous lips gave forth a breath more nauseous
14 VI  |   semicircles round his nostrils gave him a strange and terrifying
15 VII |      trafficking and commanding, gave an appearance of cunning
16 VII |       daylight animated him, and gave him a terrible and impatient
17 VII |        The vermilion on her lips gave additional whiteness to
18 VIII|          of the rest, he himself gave sixty suits of armour, and
19 VIII|        their arms from them, and gave them to the serving-men.
20 X   |       chair with ivory uprights, gave herself up to the attentions
21 XI  |      fugitive from Carthage.”~He gave a whistle, which was repeated
22 XI  |         his tent. The smoky lamp gave but little light, and he
23 XI  |        your father!”~Narr’ Havas gave a great gesture of surprise;
24 XII | immediate hostilities unless she gave twelve hundred talents with
25 XIII|        of the zaimph among them, gave them good hopes. Carthage
26 XIII|     alternately until both sides gave out an equal sound. Spendius
27 XIII|        gaiety of their work they gave utterance to jests on the
28 XIII|        of corn, and his stewards gave it to the people. For three
29 XIII|       gravel with his slaves.~He gave clothing, boots, and wine.
30 XIII|    clothing, boots, and wine. He gave all the rest of the corn
31 XIV |  thousand paths; houses suddenly gave way, and small beams, plaster,
32 XIV |        quickly around them; they gave them names. The sight of
33 XIV |         animals, sacred to Baal, gave the Carthaginians even more
34 XIV |     wrapped in their cloaks they gave themselves up silently to
35 XIV |      were sailing in a storm and gave orders for the handling
36 XIV |           for their viscous skin gave a rude, soft impression
37 XIV |          with, were tortured; he gave the women to his soldiers
38 XIV |         whisper to them: “I will gave you whatever you want! I
39 XIV |          tubercles on his cheeks gave to his face an expression
40 XV  |         of the Mercenaries; they gave themselves up to dreams
41 XV  |        die! At this moment Matho gave a great start; she was on