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 1 I   |          anger. To the Greeks she spoke Greek; then she turned to
 2 II  |         his native land.~Spendius spoke to him of his travels, and
 3 II  | drunkenness of the feast; then he spoke at length against Carthage,
 4 II  |         solicit some approval.~He spoke in Punic, and those surrounding
 5 III |           odours.”~Then the slave spoke to her of her father. It
 6 IV  |           never ceased. Every one spoke, no one was listened to;
 7 IV  |          The aqueduct of which he spoke crossed the entire isthmus
 8 V   |          temple of Moloch; others spoke of the assassination of
 9 VI  |        the islands; all those who spoke Greek had asked for Spendius
10 VIII|   docilely to his companion. They spoke no more of Salammbo,—one
11 XI  |          me! I love them!” For he spoke as if the war were finished,
12 XI  |          was arming himself as he spoke.~“Come, return! You will
13 XIII|     escape it.~Abdalonim suddenly spoke from behind the door. The
14 XIII|        fell into a wild sleep. He spoke in his dreams, his back
15 XIV |        Greek raised his voice and spoke for a long time in rapid,