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 1 I   |        quivered in the air.~Matho quickly plucked it out; but he was
 2 II  |           of rose-bays. Then they quickly threw aside lances, bucklers
 3 II  |         for the slaves, they very quickly unfastened the baskets;
 4 V   |          black serpent. It darted quickly away and disappeared.~“Let
 5 VII |          guilty, every one became quickly reassured; and by degrees
 6 VII |        the pole seemed to fly, so quickly did the chariot pass along.~
 7 VIII|           previous transports had quickly passed away. But just now
 8 VIII|      their breasts; then they ran quickly to the square of Khamon
 9 VIII|       arrows began to gallop more quickly; a great dust enveloped
10 VIII|       army.~The Tarentines leaped quickly upon their spare horses,
11 VIII|       king’s daughter, and I will quickly bring your desire to your
12 X   | Schahabarim and Salammbo went out quickly, and gazed from the top
13 X   |          of a cock resounded. She quickly pinned a long yellow veil
14 XI  |          ruins. But he would very quickly begin to run or would disappear
15 XI  |       palm-branches.~She advanced quickly. A cry escaped her. Matho
16 XI  |     cursing you!”~Salammbo sprang quickly back, so much afraid was
17 XI  |       zaimph about her waist, and quickly picked up her veils, mantle,
18 XI  |        but she did not answer; he quickly tore away a strip of the
19 XI  |         appeared.~She leaped down quickly from her horse. She opened
20 XII |         recollection, but he very quickly rejected them. Quivering
21 XII |          Spendius; and he mounted quickly from story to story as he
22 XIII|         as to fill it up the more quickly; but before this was accomplished
23 XIII|    Hamilcar turned pale, and then quickly replied:~“Let him come up!”~
24 XIII|     brazen arms were working more quickly. They paused no longer.
25 XIV |          meat. The people flocked quickly around them; they gave them
26 XIV |       might be thrust in the more quickly. Then there appeared the
27 XIV |        rank of the Barbarians had quickly opened up, and the marksmen,