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 1 I   | cotton-plant; vines, grape-laden, grew up into the branches of
 2 I   |     morning. Then as the rosy sky grew larger, the lofty houses,
 3 II  |      faith that the Carthaginians grew bold and mingled with the
 4 II  |          appeared all the torches grew pale. Her naked breast shone
 5 II  |          and talk; the Barbarians grew accustomed to his services,
 6 II  |           come in. The Balearians grew pale as they learned how
 7 III |        diminishing away, Salammbo grew weak. She languished the
 8 IV  |        his example. The army soon grew disciplined. From their
 9 IV  |           centre. When the tumult grew excessively violent Gisco
10 V   |            But suddenly the space grew wider and they recognised
11 V   |         wailings, and the eunuchs grew pale beneath their black
12 VII | extinguished, the broader streets grew still, then shadows glided
13 VII |           red colour of the walls grew black as it rose towards
14 VII |    strengthening the sounds—rose, grew loud, became terrible, and
15 VII |       their clothes.~But Hamilcar grew angry at this loquacity.
16 VII |      details, listened to him and grew calm with the monotony of
17 VII |          lips parted and his eyes grew larger when he perceived
18 VII |    captives of war!~Then Hamilcar grew extraordinarily pale, and
19 VIII|         bitter; even the lukewarm grew furious. Then the two sieges
20 VIII|        prey; and as his vengeance grew easier of conception he
21 VIII|        seemed to see them, and he grew angry. The army from Utica
22 IX  |        men shared with them. Many grew weak for lack of food. It
23 X   |       pure. Often he saw that she grew weary of following his thought.
24 X   |          the python recovered and grew; he seemed to be reviving.~
25 XIII|         thickness.~The Barbarians grew angry at the sight of these
26 XIII| provisions were soon scarce. They grew disheartened. Numerous hordes
27 XIII|           Carthaginians, however, grew indignant at this waste
28 XIII|        formed irisated lights. He grew pale and dismayed. Hamilcar
29 XIV |           their ears, their nails grew black, the cold reached
30 XIV |          a kind of pyramid, which grew larger by degrees.~Soon