Chapter

 1 I   |      Her eyes drooped, and she resumed:~“Ah! poor Carthage! lamentable
 2 I   |        to understand. Spendius resumed:~“Ah! what riches! and the
 3 II  |       camels, while the others resumed their march. At last the
 4 II  |       caves; in the evening he resumed his march with his bleeding
 5 III |    teach you!”~“A genius,” she resumed, “impels me to this love.
 6 III |     Schahabarim, half yielding resumed:~“She inspires and governs
 7 IV  |       will sustain you!”~Matho resumed the command of his soldiers.
 8 IV  |       he hesitated. At last he resumed his task.~The soldiers,
 9 IV  |     Tanith, I swear!”~Spendius resumed:~“To-morrow after sunset
10 V   |    know,” said Matho.~Spendius resumed: “It is itself divine, for
11 V   |       emerald vine shone. They resumed their advance.~But something
12 V   |      leaned shuddering out. He resumed:~“I have been in the depths
13 VI  |    drink more copiously.~Matho resumed:~“What is to be done? How
14 VI  |       light of the torches.~He resumed:~“For four days we suffered
15 VII |       alarmed Hamilcar, and he resumed:~“How is he to be restrained?
16 VII |     about Hamilcar.”~The slave resumed his costume, and they left
17 VII |        a ruined wall.~Hamilcar resumed:~“If you had loved me as
18 VII |    something frightful, but he resumed in a loftier and calmer
19 VII |       after a long salutation, resumed:~“Lent to Tigillas until
20 VIII|     and so terrible.~The Greek resumed in jovial tones and cracking
21 IX  |        them. Then the soldiers resumed their march over the warm
22 X   | grimace of an old ape, Taanach resumed her task. In accordance
23 XI  |     rushed upon them, but soon resumed her immobility.~At last
24 XI  |     wore above her heart.~They resumed their journey.~From time
25 XI  |      death?”~“Your death!”~She resumed:~“I saw you one evening
26 XI  |          She bent her head. He resumed:~“Ah! why have the Baals
27 XII |  return. Then the shouting was resumed persistently at regular
28 XII |    rest on their shields. They resumed their march. Night fell.
29 XIII|  evening.~When the Mercenaries resumed their task on the following
30 XIII| gesture of horror. But he soon resumed his former attitude, folded