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 1 I   |      water.~The surge of soldiers pressed on. They were no longer
 2 I   |        The soldiers and Numidians pressed together so closely that
 3 II  |           and transported him. He pressed his hand upon his mouth
 4 II  |      afraid of her, Spendius!” He pressed himself close against his
 5 II  |           the midst of the tents, pressed forward by the Barbarians.
 6 IV  |        fell; the multitude, thick pressed between the ramparts of
 7 V   | suffocated in the warm atmosphere pressed down upon him by the cedar
 8 VII |        close together, his elbows pressed to his body, and his hands
 9 VII |     different occupations.~Behind pressed a tattered populace. They
10 VIII|           narrow at the sides and pressed back upon itself.~Seeing
11 IX  |           turn; and the multitude pressed forward howling. Paralytics
12 IX  |          was a dangerous one they pressed forward to see him. On his
13 XI  |      Salammbo perceived this, and pressed the amulet which she wore
14 XII |         behind were murmuring and pressed forward when a Garamantian
15 XII |         Marusians, and Gaetulians pressed the yellowish men, who are
16 XII |           temples. The Barbarians pressed forward with shouts. They
17 XIII|          not fall, being too much pressed by the crowd, and, supported
18 XIII|          his elbows on his knees, pressed his forehead into his shut
19 XIV |        enterprise.~The Barbarians pressed forward until morning, in
20 XIV |           Barbarians in turn, and pressed their thumbs; then he rubbed
21 XIV |         as though abandoning him, pressed close together; and there
22 XIV |     vociferating abuse. The crowd pressed on; and those who had their
23 XIV |        those shoulders which were pressed against his sides, he repeated: “
24 XV  |           at her sides, her knees pressed together, and circles of
25 XV  |          beneath the first chain, pressed it against his wound. The