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 1 I   |           the blood of his slaves! Know you of any in your own lands
 2 II  |        native lands.”~They did not know how to reply to all this
 3 II  |         towers, and people did not know why a personage with a long
 4 II  |       among them (for they did not know their own number) had remained
 5 II  |   everything! But you, you perhaps know some stronger gods, or some
 6 II  |         they ought to hear him and know at least whether they should
 7 III |           you just now!”~“I do not know,” she said.~“You are wearied
 8 III |          pride.~“Never! Do you not know that it means death? The
 9 IV  |          was no longer possible to know how many Mercenaries had
10 IV  |       urged any citizens who might know a Barbarian to go to see
11 V   |            covers the goddess.”~“I know,” said Matho.~Spendius resumed: “
12 V   |           city.~Matho, who did not know how to get out of the enclosures,
13 VI  |      re-enter Carthage?”~“I do not know,” said Spendius.~Such impassibility
14 VI  |        such long standing, did not know how to make up their minds.
15 VI  |        reflection of the gods! You know, moreover, that a priest
16 VII |           thongs. “You do not even know whether he is living or
17 VII |           masters, that you do not know how to fasten it to her
18 VII |            you, O Master!”~“Yes! I know!” said Hamilcar in a low
19 VII |         speak the truth! I wish to know all that I have lost to
20 VII |        month for each trireme—”~“I know! How many lost?”~“Here is
21 VII |          confessed that he did not know; some soldiers had come
22 VIII|    hastening to the bridge.~“Ah! I know!” said Spendius.~“You ought
23 X   |  encompassed her. She did not even know what Hamilcar was about.~
24 X   |           back, Mistress.”~“Yes! I know.”~“And you will see them
25 X   |            sent away; no one might know the mystery that was preparing.~
26 XI  |         she said.~“Ah! you did not know that the two entrenchments
27 XI  |         Baals favour you! I do not know what the Republic will do
28 XII |              said Matho to him. “I know that you are a brave fellow!”
29 XII |          Most of them did not even know what they desired. They
30 XIII|       belonging to the house, must know of his existence!”~Then,
31 XIII|           Hamilcar did not himself know whether it was by the determination
32 XIII|          we come for that that you know of—your son!” They added
33 XIV |        dazzled her. She desired to know him better, and yet his
34 XIV |           do so? They did not even know where Hamilcar was.~The
35 XIV | immediately accepted. They did not know, however, by what means
36 XIV |          The Mercenaries wished to know whether he had said anything
37 XIV |          But a man whom he did not know opened his tent and laid
38 XV  |    infamous curiosity, a desire to know him completely, a wish mingled