Chapter

 1 I   |    fell to the corners of her mouth, which was as rosy as a
 2 I   |      smile on his large, open mouth.~Salammbo had abandoned
 3 II  |     pressed his hand upon his mouth to check his sobs, and half-swooning
 4 II  |  striking both corners of the mouth with the tongue. Others,
 5 V   |  advanced with loins bent and mouth open.~Flamingoes’ wings,
 6 VI  |       diamonds, and with open mouth he brandished a pike of
 7 VI  |       for some time with open mouth and staring eyes. The morning
 8 VIII|     it. He listened with open mouth, and the bronze plates which
 9 X   |    left leg in her hands, her mouth half open, her chin sunk,
10 X   | brought the little triangular mouth to the edge of her teeth,
11 X   |  round with one finger on her mouth as a sign for discretion
12 XI  |      fingers are cut off. The mouth eats no more.”~The slave
13 XI  |       eyes, putting forth his mouth upon her hands, and the
14 XI  |       motion of his toothless mouth moved his beard throughout
15 XII |    themselves on the corpses, mouth to mouth and brow to brow;
16 XII |      on the corpses, mouth to mouth and brow to brow; it was
17 XII |   sometimes passed across his mouth, and he perceived a red
18 XII |       thrust of a heel in the mouth or a stab with the point
19 XIII|  lowered, and a finger in his mouth.~At last Hamilcar attracted
20 XIII|       thrust the end into his mouth to form a gag, and hid him
21 XIII|        and covering the man’s mouth with his hand exclaimed
22 XIV |       which, passing over her mouth and forehead, allowed only
23 XV  |     were laid quite bare; his mouth remained wide open; from