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 1 I   |     drew back somewhat as they watched her pass.~Her hair, which
 2 II  |    with veiled heads, silently watched the Barbarians pass.~The
 3 V   |        the people on the walls watched the fortune of Carthage
 4 VI  |  column, but the Carthaginians watched them pass by in a state
 5 VII |    Announcer of the Moons, who watched on the summit of the temple
 6 VII |      could not help it! He had watched the temperature, the soil,
 7 IX  | mistrust. Words and steps were watched; terrors awaked them in
 8 X   |      of the sun. Salammbo, who watched them retiring, bent her
 9 XI  |      her naked shoulder. Matho watched it fall.~He was carried
10 XIII|     and could knock down. Some watched at the embrasures with fisherman’
11 XIV |      and tufts of hair.~As she watched him a crowd of dim thoughts