Chapter

1 I   | bending over the sloping soil, reared and massed themselves like
2 II  |    hills, while blue mountains reared themselves behind. A warm
3 II  |      carob tree: a lion’s head reared itself above the leaves.~
4 VI  |       mountain other mountains reared themselves, and in the middle
5 VI  |       his right boot first.~He reared a long quadrangular terrace
6 VII |     heads bent while Abdalonim reared his pointed mitre with a
7 XIII|      for masting vessels, were reared on the summit of the ramparts;
8 XIII|       rose, became horizontal, reared itself almost vertically,
9 XIII|          It is the old man who reared him! he calls him ‘my child!’