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 1 I   | wolf-skin garments, devoured in silence with their faces in their
 2 III |       the earth,—by the eternal silence and by the eternal fruitfulness,—
 3 IV  |   prevailed everywhere terrible silence and order. A grassy rampart
 4 IV  |       The night was filled with silence, and the sky seemed at an
 5 IV  |    Chabar.~Then Matho turned in silence towards the Acropolis.~They
 6 V   |       who was frightened by the silence, said to Spendius:~“It is
 7 V   |   cellars. They wondered at the silence, which was occasionally
 8 VII |        and for some minutes the silence was so profound that they
 9 VII |        their breath. An immense silence prevailed in Megara. The
10 VIII|     peaceful amid extraordinary silence and heaviness. Among his
11 IX  |         clamour. Then universal silence would reign, some remaining
12 XII |      followed by the lengthened silence. This was to oblige the
13 XIV |         looked at each other in silence, and Salammbo’s eyes, in
14 XV  |         and she saw only Matho. Silence fell in her soul,—one of