Chapter

 1 II  |        women, singing barbarous words in the moonlight, pricked
 2 II  |  Spendius, he repeated the same words; their nights were spent
 3 II  |     they strove to guess at his words, while the mountaineers,
 4 II  |     have killed them!”~At these words, which were screamed in
 5 III |       kindled again at his last words, and Schahabarim, half yielding
 6 III |         crushed by the priest’s words, and filled at once with
 7 V   |         as though searching for words,—“Do you remember that time
 8 V   |       soften her with caressing words, such as are used to an
 9 V   |        flagons, cried out these words:~“Fly! they are hastening
10 VII |       when Hamilcar heard these words:~“Why! it is a piece of
11 VII |        And he added a few vague words upon the public embarrassments
12 IX  |         answered him with vague words, with compliments and excuses.~
13 IX  |      one another with mistrust. Words and steps were watched;
14 X   |     neither penances nor bitter words. His condition established,
15 X   |      empty, more alone.~Strange words escaped him sometimes, which
16 XI  |      muttered with idiotic look words of vengeance against the
17 XI  |      zaimph; she demanded it in words abundant and superb.~Matho
18 XI  |   covered with the zaimph! Your words I did not understand; but
19 XI  | caressingly, and murmured vague words lighter than a breeze and
20 XII |         them. Then at the first words of reproach the cowards
21 XII |       carried away by it. These words, coming when his distress
22 XIII|         else would be lavish of words, and the reproaches that
23 XIII|     nothing about Gisco; for as words had an effective power in
24 XIII|    known in what way or in what words to express it.~One evening
25 XV  |       and stammering out gentle words; she thirsted to feel them