Chapter

 1 II  |       One evening when they were passing together through the streets
 2 III |       blowing of the breeze, the passing of a cloud, everything disquiets
 3 IV  |      sand. He shot arrows at the passing vultures. His heart overflowed
 4 IV  |        three flat-bottomed boats passing through the canal of Taenia
 5 IV  |     commenced to swim again, and passing through the opening of the
 6 VI  |         have been taken for suns passing over walls of brass.~But
 7 VII | disturbed. He gazes at the sails passing far out at sea; he is melancholy,
 8 VII |        the Black Harousch, after passing the Atarantes and the country
 9 VIII|   covering her face with kisses, passing his hands over her long,
10 IX  |         foliage; or perhaps when passing along a ravine those on
11 IX  |         their shops, the workmen passing plumb-line in hand, the
12 XI  |         the eagles of the Romans passing over the harvests of the
13 XI  |     again trying to see what was passing in Matho’s camp; and, knowing
14 XIV |       with a white scarf, which, passing over her mouth and forehead,
15 XIV |         the brushing of feathers passing across their lips. Large