Chapter

 1 II  |       To rid me of her!”~Then speaking to himself with long pauses
 2 II  |  restrained so long as he was speaking, broke forth like a tempest;
 3 IV  |      them in the face without speaking, with his great yellow eyes,
 4 V   |     side by side, and without speaking.~The ground rose again,
 5 VI  |  while. Narr’ Havas continued speaking. He called the gods to witness
 6 VI  |     blood! their blood!” Then speaking to himself:—“All shall perish!
 7 VII |     back.~Hamilcar had ceased speaking, and was panting with eye
 8 VII |      a confession, or was she speaking of the Barbarians? And he
 9 VII |     of the latter and for not speaking of it to him. But something
10 VIII|       to have burst them, and speaking in an unintelligible dialect
11 VIII|       for a long time without speaking.~At last Matho murmured: “
12 VIII|    prevented the interpreters speaking. Ah! how their tongues hung
13 IX  |   face cast down, and without speaking; his long white beard fell
14 X   |        Did not Schahabarim in speaking of him say that she was
15 XI  |      them to Salammbo without speaking, and running all the time.~
16 XI  |     to herself.~They left off speaking. The thunder rolled in the
17 XI  |       Just now while you were speaking your breath passed across
18 XI  |       s tent. Two voices were speaking within it. He had listened
19 XII |    another scared and without speaking.~The lake of Hippo-Zarytus
20 XII |      with great clarions, and speaking through the brass tubes
21 XIV | looked at one another without speaking. They sank down in collapse,
22 XIV |        Narr’ Havas had ceased speaking; Salammbo was looking at