Chapter

 1 I   |       them and disappeared.~They returned, driving through the dust
 2 I   |         common table. The slaves returned. At that hour all the members
 3 I   |        them over yonder, and had returned with the last cohort in
 4 II  |        behind him, and when they returned the dagger had not been
 5 II  |         out for Carthage had not returned; no doubt they had been
 6 IV  |          back into the waves and returned.~His impotence exasperated
 7 IV  |        its discipline. Then they returned to the slaves of the exchequer
 8 IV  |  exclaimed Matho.~“What matter?” returned Spendius, and he leaped
 9 V   |           I have seen all that,” returned the former slave, “in Syria,
10 V   |        as on the other, and they returned behind the first chamber.
11 VII |         with dragons. Others had returned from India with peacocks,
12 VIII|   elephants with those which had returned from Utica, and others which
13 VIII|          news of the arming they returned; Matho leaped for joy. “
14 VIII|         lost in the darkness, he returned more impetuously by the
15 VIII| politicians. She will yield!”~He returned to Matho and took him by
16 VIII|    forward!”~But when the scouts returned, they announced that the
17 XI  |          right and left. Then he returned to her and demanded something
18 XII |         of Hanno, and the latter returned to Carthage furious at the
19 XII |        he had for execrating her returned to his recollection, but
20 XII |        with the last arches they returned straight towards the aqueduct;
21 XIII|          weaver’s loom.~Spendius returned to them untiringly. It was
22 XIII|         into the crowd and never returned.~All the other tollenos
23 XIII|         dishes.~Hamilcar at last returned to Salammbo, and unfastened
24 XIII|         was silent now.~Hamilcar returned with silent steps, feeling
25 XIV |          burn the mountain.~They returned to the portcullis; it was
26 XIV |        see the Garamantians, and returned no more. They cooked the
27 XIV |       the Barbarians. The latter returned, and ran straight against
28 XIV |          been overthrown, he had returned against them. The elephants
29 XIV |          he would not return.~He returned the same evening.~Hamilcar
30 XIV |       themselves in it, and then returned to the fray. The deluded