Chapter

 1 I   |    nostrils were quivering. She crushed her nails against the gems
 2 II  |   coming up behind; the guards, crushed by the mob, staggered on
 3 II  |           Yes, all killed, all! crushed like grapes! The fine young
 4 III | enfolding me, and I feel myself crushed as if some god were stretched
 5 III |        token of repentance; and crushed by the priest’s words, and
 6 IV  |        away. Their breasts were crushed with air heavier than that
 7 V   |     your breath! Let my lips be crushed with kissing your hands!”~“
 8 VI  |         Hanno would easily have crushed such a multitude, hampered
 9 VI  |     were sweating like sponges, crushed a paste composed of wheat,
10 VI  |      and the Carthaginians were crushed against the gates, which
11 VII |      fruit, it pushed aside and crushed against the other ships
12 VII |   degrees the panting Salammbo, crushed by such heavy looks, let
13 VII | remained for a time as if quite crushed by the weight of all the
14 VII |  soiling his purple boots as he crushed the filth under-foot; and
15 VII |    grain grated as it was being crushed. Several fell upon their
16 VIII|         to the hilt, and perish crushed to death; the most intrepid
17 VIII|       extermination, overthrew, crushed, stamped, and raged against
18 X   |     somewhat red, as if she had crushed a fruit.~The moon rose;
19 X   |        of gum, musk, ebony, and crushed legs of flies.~Salammbo
20 XI  |      tranquil eyes, and how you crushed me with the haughtiness
21 XI  |         he wished himself to be crushed by Hamilcar.~His horsemen
22 XII |   meanwhile drove them back and crushed them. Then, too, they were
23 XII |        they were cut in pieces, crushed to the marrow, blue from
24 XII |    brave fellow!” For he was so crushed by the injustice of the
25 XII |         be overtaken and all be crushed. The Barbarians dashed in
26 XII |     dates, and gourou nuts were crushed underfoot; and sometimes
27 XIII|       the street of Kinisdo was crushed by a block of marble, and
28 XIII|     ground like wrestlers. They crushed one another. The women leaned
29 XIII|    backwards against a gate and crushed them. His sword fell and
30 XIV |     them go on; they were being crushed against the mountain, and
31 XIV |    boxes being forced; two were crushed at every step; the big feet
32 XIV |         they knocked them down, crushed them under their feet, and,