Chapter

 1 II  |        rightly that here in the desert, on~this bare rock in the
 2 VI  |         a wandering life in the desert, the slave of savages,~threatened
 3 VI  |       on foot~across a tract of desert. Only one of his guides
 4 VI  |       seemed to be glued by the desert~thirst. The guide meanwhile
 5 VI  |     most~beautiful oasis in the desert.~ ~The Duchess, struck from
 6 VI  |     been with him among the hot desert~sands, he had been the companion
 7 VI  |   strength~from the heat of the desert and the first stirrings
 8 VI  |         and the Infinite~of the desert blazed in eyes calm as a
 9 VIII|    remote from intrusion as~the desert itself, it was easy to imagine
10 VIII|      When I am with her my wits desert me. ~She does not know how
11 VIII| recalled~the vast spaces of the desert and Montriveau's long wanderings;
12 VIII|        in you? Are you like the~desert tigress that licks the wounds
13 X   |       Armand, you went from the desert to the oasis~with a good
14 X   |       out of~the oasis into the desert, and you are a pitiless