Chapter

 1 II  |            want to get well! I have tried everything! But you, you
 2 II  |           more melancholy still. He tried to divert himself at huckle-bones,
 3 IV  |           the Mappalian quarter and tried to climb up the face of
 4 IV  |   occupations, bent their heads and tried to smile at all these outrages.
 5 IV  |          every obstacle.~The Greeks tried to quibble about differences
 6 IV  |          with patience; but if they tried to utter the least word
 7 IV  |     flagstone.~Matho at his command tried to thrust out one of the
 8 V   |             something drew me on! I tried to come to you! Should I
 9 VII |            wrath another direction, tried to anger him against them
10 VII |             that had lost its trunk tried by stooping its huge head
11 VIII|              mules, and arms. A few tried to conceal their wealth,
12 VIII|         Grand Council. The Ancients tried to urge the laws in objection,
13 XI  |            turned away her face and tried to thrust him off by jerking
14 XI  |             Some people at the door tried to get in.~“Come along!
15 XIII|          apparent.~The best of them tried to dig mines, but the earth,
16 XIII| Carthaginians around him. Those who tried to seize him in flank he
17 XIII|           him remain quiet Salammbo tried to frighten him with Lamia,
18 XIV |             Barbarians had at first tried to encompass him with small
19 XIV |            and were immovable. They tried to cling to them so as to
20 XIV |      mountain in order to flee, and tried to pass through it. Others
21 XIV |             many times had they not tried to open up a passage! As
22 XIV |             their hold. However, he tried to whisper to them: “I will
23 XIV |       struck against a sword. Matho tried to seize it. He felt himself