Chapter

 1 I   |       the porphyry vases. They uttered screams which afforded mirth
 2 II  | declaration, which was rapidly uttered in five different languages,
 3 V   |       man; the female servants uttered funeral wailings, and the
 4 V   |      be named—burn you!”~Matho uttered a cry as though he had received
 5 VI  |   broke a javelin. All his men uttered simultaneously a loud howl,
 6 VII |    their sleeves, and together uttered a strange cry like the howling
 7 VII |      of the curse which he had uttered against her. Salammbo, however,
 8 VII |     raised both his fists. She uttered a shriek and fell down among
 9 VII |        falling.~But the jackal uttered its cry three times in succession.
10 IX  |     and bowing down nine times uttered a loud cry in salutation
11 X   |      plucked out her hair, and uttered piercing shrieks with all
12 XII |   think.~At the shrieks of joy uttered by the crowd he raised his
13 XIII|     and the reproaches that he uttered were harder than ever.~With
14 XIII|       they heard a great shout uttered by all the Barbarians simultaneously;
15 XIII|     entering his heart that he uttered a roar. He hurled his long
16 XIII|       by this act of apostasy, uttered a lengthened murmur. It
17 XIV |       on from a distance; they uttered cries of horror;—many, nevertheless,
18 XIV |     the sobs of joy which they uttered. Through astonishment, doubtless,
19 XIV |        all over with feathers, uttered long, hoarse cluckings.
20 XIV |     jaws, and for some minutes uttered a lengthened roar which