Chapter

 1 I   |    table with both arms, and flung it against Narr’ Havas into
 2 II  |      day, in despair, he had flung himself into the sea from
 3 V   |   sheathed with brass. Matho flung himself against it. The
 4 VII |      without saying anything flung the gazelle’s horn full
 5 VIII| compact crowd; the elephants flung themselves impetuously upon
 6 XIII|     materials which had been flung from the summit cumbered
 7 XIII|    end of the passages; they flung into the flames pearls,
 8 XIV | rolled about in convulsions, flung handfuls of dust into their
 9 XIV |      some one. Then they all flung themselves upon it, flat
10 XIV |    people, especially women, flung themselves headlong from
11 XV  |   appeared; several times he flung himself to one side to bite