Chapter

 1 I   |         greater paleness of face. Small black felt caps of conical
 2 II  |        shoulder, for Spendius was small.~One evening when they were
 3 III |           the terrace there was a small ivory bed covered with lynx
 4 V   |     wherein there was an altar of small dimensions leaning against
 5 V   |         to each other. There were small open cells along their sides,
 6 V   |       Then they penetrated into a small and completely circular
 7 V   |      ceiling was an assemblage of small beams, with amethysts and
 8 VI  |          round their temples, and small drawers of byssus, which
 9 VI  |     squadrons were youths wearing small helmets and swinging an
10 VI  |       truffles, and brochettes of small birds. As he looked at the
11 VII |           on his arm, he opened a small oval chamber.~It was softly
12 VII |           people, who seemed very small and but little above the
13 VII |          the mules both great and small, the oxen from Taormina,
14 VII |      built in a square pit with a small pathway all round it and
15 XII |     staves of their pikes driving small lean horses with long manes;
16 XIII| extremities of the cross-bar; two small beams were fastened to them
17 XIV |     houses suddenly gave way, and small beams, plaster, rubbish,
18 XIV |       tried to encompass him with small detachments, but he always
19 XIV |      their eagerness, asked for a small mouthful, merely to try,
20 XIV |           solitude.~Suddenly some small gravel rolled down from
21 XV  |        tortoise-shell spoons, and small round loaves were crowded