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 1 I   |      her ear that she cannot hear behind her the tread of
 2 II  |   his tent. Spendius used to hear him groaning and talking
 3 II  | resting! Her eyes burn me, I hear her voice. She encompasses
 4 II  |    saying that they ought to hear him and know at least whether
 5 III |       Methinks I am about to hear her voice, and see her face,
 6 IV  |      the Carthaginians could hear the bugle-flourishes that
 7 VI  |   she thought that she could hear the footsteps of the goddess,
 8 VII |     profound that they could hear in the distance the sound
 9 VIII|    and believe that he could hear an army in the throbbing
10 VIII|     and further off he could hear a great clamour, a noise
11 IX  |     the wings would suddenly hear the rolling of stones, and
12 X   |      cold; and yet she could hear the cries of the apes in
13 XI  |    and superb.~Matho did not hear; he was gazing at her, and
14 XI  |    gilding of the shields! I hear your voice in the sounding
15 XI  |    feet! curse me, if only I hear your voice! Do not go! have
16 XI  |      red horizon. They could hear the shrieks of those who
17 XII |     lay on the ground, could hear the tramping of their feet
18 XII |    he were wounded we should hear him!” said Spendius; and
19 XIII|  abuse at him.~Matho did not hear it; but he felt so furious
20 XIV |      thought that they could hear whisperings and laughter.
21 XV  |    thirsted to feel them and hear them again; she did not