Chapter

 1 I  | With its large, straight, ebony staircase, bearing the prow
 2 I  | hand she carried a little ebony lyre.~They heard her murmur:~“
 3 II | which were like arches of ebony, met each other at the points;
 4 III|  lifted a sort of harp of ebony wood, taller than herself,
 5 V  |  stopped before the three ebony steps leading to the second
 6 V  |  were burning upon it; an ebony cone, bearing a head and
 7 V  | the hanging bed beside an ebony stool serving to get into
 8 V  | put out one foot upon the ebony stool. “Had I understood
 9 VII| as if in order to bellow.~Ebony stools were ranged round
10 VII|  Ancients sat down on the ebony stools after putting the
11 VII|  seemed to make the great ebony staircase, with its thronging
12 X  |    She sank down upon the ebony stool, and remained with
13 X  |   a mixture of gum, musk, ebony, and crushed legs of flies.~
14 XV |   of snow were melting on ebony trays, and lemons, pomegranates,