Chapter

 1 I   |     they.~Nevertheless, Gisco continued, the Republic had respected
 2 I   |      Spendius came close, and continued in a low voice:~“Do you
 3 II  |    the idea of this, and then continued their journey.~They were
 4 II  |  mounted on a grassy hillock, continued his harangue.~The Barbarians,
 5 III |     is the soul of Carthage,” continued the priest; “and although
 6 IV  |      distribution, meanwhile, continued, and the Suffet found expedients
 7 IV  |      to have the distribution continued. No one now relinquished
 8 V   |       bent his head. Spendius continued:~“We should succumb; the
 9 V   |     greater immensity, and he continued to climb upward with that
10 VI  | assent the while. Narr’ Havas continued speaking. He called the
11 VI  |       to avoid Autaritus, and continued their march so slowly that
12 VII |     carried away by a spirit, continued his speech, standing on
13 VII |       her. Salammbo, however, continued to advance.~Long bunches
14 VIII|      direction of Utica, they continued their march along the edge
15 VIII|    something of enormous size continued to advance. Little vapours,
16 XI  |      flew by; the slave still continued running. Salammbo mused
17 XI  |       the polish of her nails continued the delicacy of the stones
18 XIII|       wounded, and the devout continued the fictitious funerals
19 XIII|     things.~The brazen statue continued to advance towards the square
20 XIV |  while the Carthaginian wings continued to advance, he drew out