Chapter

 1 I   |    lofty black houses, and its vague gods fiercer even than its
 2 I   |      craned necks to grasp the vague stories hovering before
 3 I   |   appearing as if it contained vague accumulations, like the
 4 II  |     the background of the sky, vague as a phantom and motionless
 5 III |     all the stronger for being vague, which were spread through
 6 IV  |     them extravagant promises, vague, it is true, but at the
 7 IV  |       Matho was suffering from vague melancholy. It seemed to
 8 IV  |        bracelets leaped in the vague drapings of their cloaks.
 9 V   |     could perceive far above a vague brightness, radiant and
10 V   |  terrible glances about him.~A vague clamour reached his ears.
11 VI  |    religion were made by their vague enthusiasm to feel the arrival
12 VII | Barbarians? And he added a few vague words upon the public embarrassments
13 IX  |         they answered him with vague words, with compliments
14 IX  |        sing a Balearic song, a vague melody full of prolonged
15 IX  |       to rest listening to the vague noise of the streets mingled
16 IX  |        she must be punished. A vague idea of immolation spread
17 X   |    homage to Moloch, or from a vague need of destruction, they
18 X   |        of olive-trees, and the vague yellow lands undulated indefinitely,
19 XI  |     terrace he gazed upon this vague form standing up like a
20 XI  |      caressingly, and murmured vague words lighter than a breeze
21 XIII|        the gods or through the vague recollection of a revelation