Chapter

 1 V   | children; swords, hatchets, and sticks were seized; but the obstacle
 2 VI  |        Negroes had planted tall sticks here and there bearing frightful
 3 VII |       Ancients laid aside their sticks of narwhal’s-horn,—for a
 4 VII |        and furnished with great sticks, dashed into the crowd,
 5 VIII|        canvas, supported by two sticks set in the ground, his knee
 6 XI  |        limping cow. Their heavy sticks bristled with brass points;
 7 XII |       cows’ tails at the end of sticks, after the fashion of standards,
 8 XIII|    forks and blades, fixed upon sticks, might be distinguished
 9 XIV |        the air like blind men’s sticks. The Carthaginians hooted,
10 XIV |         had feared died beneath sticks hurled by women; the Punic
11 XV  |   driving it back with blows of sticks; and then Salammbo appeared
12 XV  |         filth and fastened upon sticks. A stream of blood started