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 1 I   |         did not understand. They asked one another what she could
 2 II  |          the Republic?” Spendius asked himself; and as he expected
 3 II  | invocation?”~“For what purpose?” asked Spendius.~Striking his head
 4 II  |        And where are you going?” asked Matho.~“To Carthage!” cried
 5 III |         in a man’s arms.”~“Why?” asked the young girl. All those
 6 IV  |         are we to proceed?” they asked.~“Reflect!” said Spendius.~
 7 IV  |         proposal.~One evening he asked Matho carelessly whether
 8 VI  |            Where are you going?” asked Spendius.~“I am returning!
 9 VI  |        those who spoke Greek had asked for Spendius on account
10 VI  |          Libyans, and he timidly asked Spendius to which of the
11 VII |         make it heavier.~Then he asked where three boxes of psagdas
12 VII |          stepped across them.~He asked for Giddenem, the governor
13 X   |         wreck, and tempest.”~She asked what would become of her
14 X   |        Schahabarim, “or have you asked them to tell your father
15 X   |          awoke resolved, and she asked what was necessary to make
16 XI  |   journey.~From time to time she asked whether they would not arrive
17 XI  |     motionless and shrieking, he asked her what she wanted.~“To
18 XI  |          at him face to face she asked him for the zaimph; she
19 XII |         they questioned them and asked them what they desired;
20 XII |      saluted the Mercenaries and asked them whether they had no
21 XII |       chiefs and the schalischim asked one another what decision
22 XIII|         the Mercenaries. He even asked her whether any one had
23 XIII|        behind the door, he again asked Iddibal whether he was quite
24 XIII|  existence in Carthage. Hamilcar asked the Ancients for the hair
25 XIII|       when the pontiff of Moloch asked them whether they would
26 XIII|       door. The Suffet was being asked for. The servants of Moloch
27 XIII|            But where is she?” he asked.~He was told that brigands
28 XIV |         her master! Although she asked Tanith every day for Matho’
29 XIV |     dissembling their eagerness, asked for a small mouthful, merely
30 XIV |       hours of intoxication. All asked to die, and none would strike.
31 XIV |      were still sixty left. They asked for drink. They were told
32 XIV |     remained in his presence, he asked me what I was waiting for. ‘