Chapter

 1 II  |        swords, and through the holes in the brass might be seen
 2 IV  |       fresh water; through the holes in the tents they could
 3 IV  |      coffer, while others made holes with a style on a sheet
 4 VI  |     his lips glued against the holes in his tent, would gasp
 5 VII |     rows of these equal discs, holes, like those for the urns
 6 XI  |      which escaped through the holes in the ceiling. She was
 7 XI  |        were huts of reeds, and holes in the sand such as are
 8 XI  |       every moment through the holes in the pearl and moisten
 9 XIII|      on their helmets and made holes in their flesh; a rain of
10 XIII|     forward they sank into the holes.~At last all recognised
11 XIII|         Water might be seen in holes dug in the sand, and some
12 XIV | shoulder. Matho stopped up the holes in them with the stones
13 XIV |        They had stopped up the holes in their cuirasses with
14 XV  |      extravagant, frantic; the holes of the ruins had been stopped