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 1 II  |           Carthaginian Venus, the mistress of the land. She seemed
 2 III |         the eternal fruitfulness,—mistress of the gloomy sea and of
 3 III |           But thou art a terrible mistress!—Monsters, terrifying phantoms,
 4 III |         Salammbo.~“What ails you, mistress? The blowing of the breeze,
 5 X   |          But they will come back, Mistress.”~“Yes! I know.”~“And you
 6 X   |      slave grumbled:~“Well! well! Mistress!—Besides, you have no one
 7 X   |       What orders to you give me, Mistress? for if you are to remain
 8 X   |            you have drained them, Mistress!” She struck herself upon
 9 X   |           and she was obeying her mistress with barbaric taste full
10 X   | descending the galley staircase.~“Mistress!” cried the nurse.~Salammbo
11 XII |       stars. This great Carthage, mistress of the seas, splendid as
12 XIII|           away the languor of her mistress.~One morning she found it