Chapter

 1 I   |  wooden columns,~completed the line of the arcading in the gallery
 2 III |      market gardens beyond~the line of the boulevards began
 3 VI  |       conventional faces which line the walls of Paris salons.
 4 VI  |      near at hand; the horizon line of sand was vast as~the
 5 VI  |        drawing in of the inner line of the lips~which, to a
 6 VII |       promptly~raised a second line of fortification, a stronghold
 7 VIII|       He~stood in front of the line of spectators, who were
 8 IX  |        one broad and trenchant line of difference in doctrine,~
 9 IX  |      difference in doctrine,~a line that all the discussion
10 IX  |      rigid application of this line explains the nature of the
11 IX  |      Charlemagne in the direct line. No~usurpation of title
12 X   | Against this cunningly devised line the angry surge~is powerless;
13 X   |        was a cleft, a straight~line of fissure so fortunately