Chapter

 1 I   |         Pyrrhus! If only you had wished it! Ah! how happy will you
 2 II  |          He feared the gods, and wished to die in his native land.~
 3 II  |       his spatula; and those who wished the others to be quiet shouted
 4 III | Schahabarim.”~Her father had not wished her to enter the college
 5 III |         depths of her dogma, she wished to become acquainted, in
 6 IV  |   persistently that he doubtless wished to mislead the Carthaginians
 7 IV  |        Gisco, on the other hand, wished them to be paid. But the
 8 IV  |     blood. Every time that Gisco wished to speak their shouts began
 9 IV  |     those who were less frenzied wished to have the distribution
10 IV  |         temple of Tanith.”~Matho wished to speak.~“Remember!” said
11 VI  |         be impregnable.~Spendius wished the siege to be undertaken
12 VII |         and even though they had wished for Hamilcar’s return, they
13 VII |     bowed his head.~Although she wished to accuse herself she dared
14 VIII|   extraordinary confidence. They wished to hasten immediately against
15 IX  |        bravery disappeared; they wished to conquer, but with the
16 X   |          s face with terror; she wished to go away into the mountains
17 X   |        about Tanith, the more he wished to believe in her. At the
18 X   |      them were pursuing her.~She wished to learn the future, and
19 XI  |         but I could see that you wished to drag me to some terrible
20 XI  |          the right, as though he wished himself to be crushed by
21 XI  |          Narr’ Havas had in fact wished to aggrandise himself by
22 XI  |        upon her cheeks.~Hamilcar wished to unite them immediately
23 XII |     disturbed with anxiety. They wished at once to convince themselves
24 XII |          had believed it for all wished it: the subject populations,
25 XIII|         these preparations. They wished to fight at once. The weights
26 XIII|        with their weapons.~Matho wished to ascend in the first that
27 XIII|         not this that the priest wished to say.~But just now Salammbo
28 XIII|        yonder in the courts, and wished to see the Suffet.~Hamilcar
29 XIII|         ships as though Carthage wished to concentrate herself wholly
30 XIII|        was not appeased. He ever wished for more. In order to furnish
31 XIII|     persons had at the beginning wished to count them, to see whether
32 XIII|         been broken through, all wished for a share in the sacrifice;—
33 XIV |         were still too weary and wished to sleep again; the Carthaginians,
34 XIV |        He had an end to which he wished to guide them.~The Barbarians
35 XIV |       with immense disgust. They wished for nothing more; they preferred
36 XIV |     simultaneously.~But Hamilcar wished first to show the Mercenaries
37 XIV |          schalischim, because he wished to confide to him something
38 XIV |          Rhades.~The Mercenaries wished to know whether he had said
39 XIV |       shouting to them that they wished to surrender; then, with