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 1 I   |         like a herd of black goats coming down from the mountains.
 2 I   |         feeling that the light was coming, placed their hoofs on the
 3 II  |            itself out without ever coming to an end. At the extremity
 4 II  |          of grey wool; others kept coming up behind; the guards, crushed
 5 IV  |            They had seen such sums coming out of it, that they thought
 6 V   |            she! I feel her; she is coming.”~“No, no,” replied Spendius, “
 7 VI  |           crowd was never weary of coming to gaze at them. The women
 8 VI  |        speak of the siege, but his coming was only to ease his sorrow
 9 VI  |            foot-soldiers were seen coming up from the west. At the
10 VII |         the hootings:~“He was seen coming out of her room!”~“One morning
11 VII |            hand.~Salammbo was then coming down the galley staircases.
12 VII |        thoughts he was continually coming again across the Barbarians.
13 VIII|          imminent, and the need of coming to some resolution urgent.~
14 IX  |        belonging to the Barbarians coming to prowl beneath the entrenchment
15 IX  |            more.~Every day the sun coming over the hill used, after
16 XII |       Samian trader, one Hipponax, coming from Carthage, had informed
17 XII |            brave men of Tunis were coming with large reinforcements.~
18 XII |            days afterwards a fleet coming from Byzacena, and conveying
19 XII |           ascend their walls; then coming behind them they took them
20 XII |        their sufferings, they were coming in spite of their weakness
21 XII |           away by it. These words, coming when his distress was at
22 XII | Carthaginians. The two armies were coming close, and were on the point
23 XII |           sent by the Tyrian towns coming straight towards them like
24 XIII|     prevent the Carthaginians from coming out. They were again rearing
25 XIII|           Gaulish Mercenaries were coming, and that the king of Macedonia
26 XIII|            told that brigands were coming to put him into prison. “
27 XIV |     pierced to the backbone, those coming next surged over them, and
28 XIV |         doubt been warned, and was coming.~But on the evening of the
29 XIV |           his companions of a bear coming forth from its cave in springtime
30 XIV |           of time which it took in coming was, according to their
31 XIV |           forsaking its walls, was coming to command them to die for
32 XIV |             These were the jackals coming to eat what was left.~The
33 XV  |         the procession was long in coming; it marched with deliberation.~
34 XV  |          would seem to Matho to be coming against him, and carrying