Chapter

 1 I   |         On the side towards the sea the~rock was once rent sheer
 2 I   |         that stretch far out to sea, with the~sparkling waves
 3 I   |         them. So, only~from the sea can you discern the square
 4 I   |       to the little city in the sea. ~The sight of such a city,
 5 I   |        contrast to the sapphire sea; and then~turn to the city,
 6 I   |       pealing~out over the open sea. There is sound and silence
 7 II  |     aisles of the church in the sea.~ ~The General walked away
 8 II  |        on~this bare rock in the sea, the nun had seized upon
 9 II  | arcading,~with the sound of the sea for accompaniment.~ ~Storm
10 II  |       the~lonely convent in the sea, were full of thoughts of
11 II  |         ledge of granite in the sea; yet held apart by an intangible,~
12 VI  |       as~the circle of the open sea.~ ~He came to a stand, refused
13 VIII|   against the surge of an~angry sea.~ ~"I could say nothing.
14 X   |         and the caprices of the sea could not~throw them out
15 X   |       rose up straight from the sea to a height of thirty~fathoms.
16 X   |      tinder and the surf of the sea would destroy all trace