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 1 II  |         the Barbarians. Without waiting for the slaves, they very
 2 VI  |       in the provinces. Without waiting for anything they strangled
 3 VI  |       assault to be sounded and waiting for nothing rush upon the
 4 VII |       runners and coachmen were waiting for them at the door. Most
 5 VII |  corners.~Iddibal was doubtless waiting until the night to finish
 6 IX  |       the Barbarians.~They were waiting for the thrice holy festival
 7 IX  |      highest terrace; they were waiting for Salammbo, and they would
 8 X   |        Besides, you have no one waiting for you!”~“Yes!” said Salammbo, “
 9 X   |     said Salammbo, “some one is waiting for me.”~Taanach drew back
10 XIII| recurred to her memory. She was waiting for Narr’ Havas, her betrothed.
11 XIII|  crossed the stories. Some were waiting to dart out as soon as the
12 XIII|      three black-robed men were waiting in the great hall, and standing
13 XIV |      Their companions, who were waiting for them, not seeing them
14 XIV |     rain, or to lost travellers waiting for the day. He told her,
15 XIV |      way through the provinces, waiting for an opportunity, or for
16 XIV |          he asked me what I was waiting for. ‘To be killed!’ I replied.
17 XV  |    national rejoicing, and were waiting in the square below till