Chapter

 1 II  |  dagger in his cloak. Spendius kept continually behind him,
 2 II  |      their faces and songs? We kept them at Drepanum to sweep
 3 II  |        there; and the soldiers kept going from one to another
 4 II  |  garments of grey wool; others kept coming up behind; the guards,
 5 II  |   which trailed behind him, he kept on with his teeth, and from
 6 IV  | soldiers. Usually the Republic kept its promises. This time,
 7 V   |     all the mystic dazzling he kept thinking of Salammbo. She
 8 V   |       burning.~Matho, however, kept repeating:~“But where is
 9 V   |   piece of insanity!” Spendius kept saying. “She will call,
10 V   |      drew closer together.~She kept advancing, clothed in her
11 VII |        mast; its gigantic oars kept time as they beat the water;
12 VII |      that the mystery had been kept. They never left their cottage,
13 VII |  longing to break his oath. He kept it out of pride or from
14 VII |        to lay hold on what she kept concealed at the bottom
15 VII |    trenches in which grain was kept.~“You see, Eye of Baal,”
16 VII |     the scourge, swooning, but kept in their positions by the
17 VIII|       three hundred Roman pila kept in the temple of Moloch,
18 VIII|       hierarchy of race, still kept the sons of the vanquished
19 IX  |     were the rich who had been kept prisoners since the beginning
20 X   |        the flute blew; Taanach kept time by striking her hands;
21 XI  |  resigned herself.~Matho still kept her little hands in his
22 XII |  shepherds mused on it as they kept their flocks, and caravans
23 XIII| engines. The Carthaginians had kept a few in spite of the conditions
24 XIII|      which were ever the same, kept up their courage.~Nevertheless
25 XIII|  having been of no avail. They kept themselves shut up in the
26 XIII|    opened the pits in which he kept stores of corn, and his
27 XIII|      beneath his knees.~He had kept on his strong waist-belt,
28 XIII|       who had run up at a sign kept watch all round about it.~
29 XIII|     big chain above them which kept them in their place. Some
30 XIV |        uncertainty in which he kept them exasperated them at
31 XIV |    Several, in fact, carefully kept a reserve of food in a hole
32 XIV |   cloaks. Those who had swords kept them naked in their hands,
33 XIV |        warm dampness which was kept in by the sides of the mountain.
34 XIV |      was the love of life that kept them alive. They directed
35 XIV | prolonged it.~The most stoical kept close to one another, seated
36 XIV |        while listening to him, kept turning round on his finger
37 XIV |        beasts, docile as dogs, kept an eye on him during the
38 XIV |     and filth. Their ramparts, kept in ruins now by the jealousy
39 XIV |         who were out of peril, kept the velites at a distance.~