Chapter

 1 I   |        composed exclusively of young patricians of the tallest
 2 I   |       None gazed at her like a young Numidian chief, who was
 3 II  |    looked at him, recalled the young men who once used to entreat
 4 II  |  crushed like grapes! The fine young men! the slingers! my companions
 5 III |     her to Carthage when quite young, and after her enfranchisement
 6 III |     ill each time thou growest young again.~“Whither goest thou?
 7 III |        arms.”~“Why?” asked the young girl. All those that she
 8 IV  |      with a tumultuous people; young boys shaking little bells,
 9 IV  |      love so long as they were young, and plied with blows when
10 IV  |       or came behind them like young tigers to bite their hands.~
11 VI  |     from time to time, and two young boys leaned over the steps
12 VIII|     the Legion. These handsome young fellows, who regarded themselves
13 VIII|        There were two thousand young men, each equipped with
14 IX  |       worth, a being handsome, young, virgin, of old family,
15 X   |        behind the door and the young boy standing upright applied
16 XIII|       he could not forgive the young girl for carrying out his
17 XIII| prostrating himself. He held a young boy, covered with a goat’
18 XIII|      again, bringing forward a young boy.~He was a miserable
19 XIV |     did not understand how the young man could ever become her
20 XIV |       and none would strike. A young fellow might be seen here
21 XIV |    thoughts absorbed her. This young man, with his gentle voice
22 XIV |       of these animals, taking young and old, male and female,
23 XIV |       with none near him but a young boy, and no one ever ate
24 XV  |        A child rent his ear; a young girl, hiding the point of