Chapter

 1 I   |             and howled with joy.~HE knew it, he who had commanded
 2 II  |             that he had visited. He knew many things: he could make
 3 III |             the house of death.~She knew nothing of obscene images,
 4 IV  |             horizon of armies. They knew that simple soldiers had
 5 VI  |           and women. Moreover, they knew nothing of drill, and Autaritus
 6 VII |         tremble and whom she hardly knew, terrified her like a god;
 7 VII |             god; he had guessed, he knew all, something awful was
 8 VII |         again in tears: “Ah! if you knew how full the cellars were,
 9 VII |             an awl. The master, who knew the artifices employed,
10 VIII|       imagination of this, which he knew could never be realised,
11 VIII|          great blue line which they knew to be the sea. The two armies,
12 VIII|            of his dromedary: “Ah! I knew it! Forward! forward!”~Then
13 IX  |            the army under Autaritus knew scarcely anything of these
14 XI  |             not kill me! Oh! if you knew how I think of you in the
15 XI  |             her. All the Barbarians knew now that she had recovered
16 XII |       distance of ten paces, and he knew himself to be so hideous
17 XIII|            of the Numidians, for he knew that he was behind the Barbarians,
18 XIII| subterranean passage which he alone knew, and casting his eyes around
19 XIV |             None of the Mercenaries knew the mountain, and, marching
20 XIV |              And he boasted that he knew excellent things to say
21 XIV |            crimes of Hanno, whom he knew to be Barca’s enemy, and
22 XIV |             as he wanted men and he knew of no means of selecting