Chapter

 1 I   |   great glass ball, and these hollow globes were indistinctly
 2 II  |     taking them with him; his hollow voice, too, was lost in
 3 III |       the Hot Springs, in the hollow formed by its two summits,
 4 VI  |      who stood writing in the hollow of his hand. “Let some of
 5 VII |      sank downwards in a long hollow curve, with its cupolas,
 6 VII |   upon his other elbow with a hollow groan; and the Chief of
 7 IX  | descending at sunset into its hollow, funnel-shaped summit, when
 8 X   |      by burning cinnamomum in hollow pearls. At sunset Taanach
 9 XI  |     scales, each supporting a hollow pearl filled with liquid
10 XII |       to him and led him to a hollow of the mountain, where Zarxas
11 XIII|      from step to step in the hollow wheels of the tympanums.
12 XIV |       stood out between their hollow cheeks, which were chinked