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 1 I   |          and waving her arms, she repeated several times:~“What have
 2 I   |        his teeth chattered and he repeated:~“Ah! yes—yes—master! I
 3 II  |           offered by Spendius, he repeated the same words; their nights
 4 II  |          the experiment, Spendius repeated the same phrase in the other
 5 II  |        the Cantabrians.”~Spendius repeated the same statements to the
 6 II  |         without answering them he repeated:~“Yes, all killed, all!
 7 III |         men.”~“The loves of men!” repeated Salammbo dreamily.~“She
 8 IV  |        you into Carthage.”~“How?” repeated the other, panting.~“Swear
 9 V   |      received a sword-thrust. She repeated several times: “Begone!
10 VI  |         death, Spendius! Yes,” he repeated, “I will kill her! You shall
11 VI  |         same to Narr’ Havas. They repeated the stain upon the canvas
12 VI  |        and the death-cry which he repeated continually at Rome was
13 VI  |      nothing more, which would be repeated without any attempt to understand
14 VI  |           that is so, is it not?” repeated the Suffet, “I am not to
15 VII |           sought for some one, he repeated:~“Rise, Gisco! You can accuse
16 VIII|           Hamilcar! Hamilcar!” he repeated, panting, and Matho was
17 VIII|   treasure, a woman,—a woman,” he repeated, “were she a king’s daughter,
18 IX  |           delirium of joy! People repeated that there were six thousand
19 IX  |       Autaritus and Spendius with repeated messages to make haste.
20 X   |         Yes, what is to be done?” repeated Salammbo.~He rolled between
21 X   | pronounced a word she falteringly repeated it.~He indicated to her
22 X   |        your bridal!”~“My bridal!” repeated Salammbo; she was musing
23 XI  |         gave a whistle, which was repeated at intervals further away.~
24 XI  |          and, grinding his teeth, repeated:~“Going back to Carthage!
25 XI  |            panting in the dust he repeated:~“Ah! sacrilegious one!
26 XIII|         the multitude round about repeated: “Oxen! oxen!” The devout
27 XIV |          Spendius. “Him! him!” he repeated several times, as though
28 XIV |     pressed against his sides, he repeated: “What are you going to
29 XIV |          their signals were being repeated by the standards, which
30 XIV |         lengthened roar which was repeated by the echoes in the mountain,
31 XV  |       frantic intonation—would be repeated for several minutes by the