Chapter

 1 I   |        Gisco, the general, they cried out:~“Let him bring them!”~
 2 I   |     towards the Mercenaries, he cried to them that they would
 3 I   |        with his limbs. Some one cried out that he was poisoned.
 4 I   | demanded wine, meat, gold. They cried out for women. They raved
 5 I   |        of the naked swords, and cried aloud with outstretched
 6 II  |       started.~“Your sword!” he cried; “I will kill him!”~“Not
 7 II  |        Hanno’s daughter—”~“No!” cried Matho. “She has nothing
 8 II  |      the Suffet’s speech. A few cried out to him, “You lie!” but
 9 II  |   should be paid. Then they all cried: “Our money!” Hanno replied
10 II  |     asked Matho.~“To Carthage!” cried Spendius.~Matho bounded
11 III |       of the Acropolis.~“Hush!” cried Salammbo.~“What ails you,
12 III |       sacred veil.”~“O father!” cried Salammbo, “I shall see her,
13 IV  |      the despoiled Carthaginian cried—“But I have nothing left.
14 IV  |    shoulders of his friends and cried:~“Have you reserved any
15 V   |       The veil of the goddess!” cried Salammbo, and supporting
16 V   |       of the bed.~“I love you!” cried Matho.~“Give it!” she stammered
17 V   |       between the clay flagons, cried out these words:~“Fly! they
18 VI  |     with his cavalry.~The women cried out loudly against this
19 VII |       seized with sudden wrath, cried out:~“They are good friends
20 VII |         enemy a hundred times?” cried the others.~“Why, then,”
21 VII |       give you full authority,” cried the chiefs of the Syssitia.~“
22 VII |        to happen. “Pardon!” she cried.~Hamilcar slowly bowed his
23 VII |      and before every apartment cried aloud the name of Hamilcar
24 VII |     afraid of them then of me!” cried the Suffet; and his eyeballs
25 VII |     long.~“Bring them here!” he cried; “and brand them on the
26 VII |      down into the prison. Some cried out to him: “Return”; the
27 VIII|           At last! at last!” he cried.~Then the resentment which
28 VIII|      moonless light—fell. A few cried out that they were about
29 VIII|        were weakened by thirst, cried out for an advance towards
30 IX  |         a stupid look; the rest cried out to their friends to
31 X   |   galley staircase.~“Mistress!” cried the nurse.~Salammbo turned
32 XI  |     lips.~“Ah! I was there!” he cried. “I heard you gurgling with
33 XI  |          I hasten thither!” she cried; and making her escape Salammbo
34 XII |        beard.~“What stays you?” cried Spendius. “Make haste! Forward!
35 XIII|      strangle him.~“Begone!” he cried; and the master of the slaves
36 XIII|   victims was diminishing, some cried out to spare them, others