Chapter

1 I   |     it rises~up a straight wall from the base where the
2 I   |  there is simply the heavy wall~structure, a solid mass
3 II  | wooden~bench ran round the wall, and two or three chairs,
4 III |  under~many a dark convent wall. I am not speaking of a
5 VIII|  that colloquy~beneath the wall, in a corner almost as remote
6 X   | attempt to climb the sheer wall of granite seemed~impossible;
7 X   |    joy. He stood under the wall to hear the music of~the