Chapter

1 II  |    chains of reddish coloured hillocks, when their nostrils were
2 VII |  lattice-work. Arborescences, hillocks, eddies, and ill-defined
3 VII |      smaller bags; there were hillocks formed of heaps of bullion
4 VIII| became thicker, larger; black hillocks swayed to and fro; square
5 XII |      another like a series of hillocks; legs, sandals, arms, and
6 XIV |      the undulations of these hillocks, silvery sheaves shone at
7 XV  |        and watermelons formed hillocks beneath the lofty silver