Chapter

 1 I   |         green obelisks from one extremity to the other.~Far in the
 2 II  |        coming to an end. At the extremity of a plain they would always
 3 V   |       the red mattress with the extremity of a little naked foot lying
 4 VI  |  himself for the fray.~In their extremity of terror all became brave.
 5 VI  |       form. On the left, at the extremity of the gulf, were sand-heaps
 6 VII |          every now and then the extremity of the keel, which was shaped
 7 VII |       the silver vulture at the extremity of the pole seemed to fly,
 8 VII |     when they were alone at the extremity of the passage, Abdalonim,
 9 VII |        his face looked like the extremity of an invisible net linking
10 VII |         softly with the hideous extremity of its stump.~At this caress
11 VIII| currents would descend from one extremity to the other, and then go
12 XIII|       the ropes softly with the extremity of his foot, and strain
13 XIII|     another, and bearing at its extremity a quadrangular basket which
14 XIV |    narrow opening.~At the other extremity of the plain stretched a
15 XIV |      knee-caps, they had at the extremity of their tusks a leathern
16 XIV |       mistaken; Hanno was in an extremity when consideration is had
17 XIV |          and those at the other extremity, who were out of peril,
18 XIV |          which was broad at the extremity, rose from time to time