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 1 II  |  feared that the Barbarians, seeing themselves so strong, might
 2 II  |   They were weary at not yet seeing Sicca. They were afraid
 3 III |    and felt a kind of joy on seeing her suffer for his divinity
 4 V   | would be greatly dismayed on seeing themselves deprived of it.
 5 VI  | after pillaging temples, and seeing numbers of nations and slaughters,
 6 VII |   like mutilated soldiers on seeing their master again, “’Tis
 7 VIII|    pressed back upon itself.~Seeing them so weak, the Barbarians,
 8 X   |      eyes cast down. At last seeing that she did not understand:~“
 9 X   |     only of the happiness of seeing the zaimph again, and she
10 XI  |      chances of victory. But seeing that Hamilcar would ultimately
11 XII |      which he experienced in seeing them fly before him. He
12 XII |   with joy at the thought of seeing Salammbo again. The reasons
13 XII |  with their new husbands. On seeing the men again their hearts
14 XIII|  upon Schahabarim; and Matho seeing him no more fell back exhausted.~
15 XIII|  minutes in constant fear of seeing them return. He then thought
16 XIII|  drapery prevented them from seeing anything and from being
17 XIV |    they enjoyed the sight of seeing the Carthaginians fall back.~
18 XIV |   were waiting for them, not seeing them return, believed themselves