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 1 I  |        tunics were wet with the perfumes that flowed in large drops
 2 I  |     satraps. We should bathe in perfumes; and I should in turn have
 3 II |      leave the city. They threw perfumes, flowers, and pieces of
 4 II | excesses you have drained it of perfumes, aromatics, slaves, and
 5 II |     sponges, scrapers, brushes, perfumes, and antimony pencils for
 6 III|        myrrh. The slave lit the perfumes. Salammbo looked at the
 7 III|         it is the smoke of your perfumes?”~“No!” said Salammbo; “
 8 III|         her body saturated with perfumes, and her soul filled with
 9 V  |     daytime, depilatory pastes, perfumes, garments, moon-shaped cakes,
10 V  |   symbols of fecundation, these perfumes, radiations, and breathings
11 VII|       remained the ashes of the perfumes that had been kindled at
12 VII|       odour—the exhalation from perfumes, leather, spices, and ostrich
13 XI |     flowers filled with smoking perfumes rock like eternal censers;