Chapter

 1 VII |     out, and the terraces were gradually being loaded with people;
 2 VII |      and sobs; and the shadows gradually vanished as if they had
 3 VIII|   water multiplied. The ground gradually became softer, and the feet
 4 X   |        lights retired, sinking gradually the while to the edge of
 5 X   |         They seemed to descend gradually to the waves; then they
 6 XI  |       had not passed that way.~Gradually the devastation began again.
 7 XI  |      clouds which as they rose gradually discovered standards, helmets,
 8 XII | displayed an anger by which he gradually found himself carried away.
 9 XII |      recovered confidence, had gradually advanced and approached;
10 XIII|      from the wall, they would gradually raise themselves in this
11 XIII|    came on; and the Barbarians gradually retired.~Nothing could now
12 XIV |       buffaloes. The freshness gradually spread; they breathed in
13 XIV |    renewing this manoeuvre, he gradually detached them from their
14 XIV |        plaintive sound as they gradually disappeared in the valleys.