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 1 II | might with the beauty of her eternal smile. The mountains at
 2 III| furrows of the earth,—by the eternal silence and by the eternal
 3 III|   eternal silence and by the eternal fruitfulness,—mistress of
 4 IV |      was that it was he, the eternal adversary of the Suffet
 5 VI |     in political genius. Her eternal anxiety for gain prevented
 6 VII|     Greeting, eye of Baalim, eternal glory! triumph! leisure!
 7 X  |      passages filled with an eternal twilight.~But Salammbo was
 8 XI |   smoking perfumes rock like eternal censers; in the citron trees,
 9 XIV|   them. Nothing stirred; the eternal mountain seemed still higher
10 XIV|       and friend bade friend eternal farewells, standing and
11 XIV|      almost immediate and an eternal emancipation, and he awaited
12 XIV|      the Barcas would become eternal. Twenty times during the