Chapter

 1 II  |           at such caresses, was in doubt whether to respond to them
 2 II  |           pauses he said:~“I am no doubt the victim of some holocaust
 3 II  |      Carthage had not returned; no doubt they had been killed. So
 4 VI  |           after the first ones, no doubt, who came from the Indies)
 5 VI  |          belonged to the gods?—and doubt crept into the Barbarian’
 6 VI  |      suddenly foundered. He was no doubt dead. The Barbarians found
 7 VI  |          estates, magistracies, no doubt, and priesthoods! Why not?
 8 VI  |          of petroleum which had no doubt been abandoned by the Carthaginians.
 9 VII |     sea-sand which the wind had no doubt driven through the door.
10 VII |     himself: “Ah! in his house, no doubt! surrounded by his sons,
11 VII |             and his disease had no doubt considerably increased,
12 VII |       louder voice was raised:~“No doubt, since she takes her lovers
13 VII |            chalcedony, they had no doubt perished in the sands. The
14 VIII|            posted at intervals.~No doubt Hamilcar would not, like
15 IX  |             This punishment had no doubt terrified the Barbarians,
16 IX  |          the Baalim it was without doubt necessary to offer them
17 X   |        Schahabarim felt himself in doubt about Tanith, the more he
18 XI  |          his disposal? Some one no doubt had urged her. She had not
19 XII | Carthaginians be going? Hunger, no doubt, was urging them on; and,
20 XIII|     Mercenaries rejoiced at it, no doubt through jealousy about the
21 XIII|            the pavement. But he no doubt divined that important matters
22 XIII|         the Republic, and were, no doubt, about to prosecute their
23 XIV |         the army from Tunis had no doubt been warned, and was coming.~
24 XIV |        betrayed. The envoys had no doubt given themselves up to the