Chapter

 1 I   |     hour, his eyes fixed on the water, while now and again he
 2 I   |     then, as soon as I feel the water beneath me, I think of nothing
 3 I   |      round. Long and low in the water, with her two raking funnels
 4 I   |    paddle-wheels beating up the water which fell again in foam,
 5 I   |    upright stem cut through the water, throwing up two thin translucent
 6 I   |        she departed to heat the water. They sat waiting.~No one
 7 II  | flag-staff, whence the depth of water in the harbour is signalled,
 8 II  |    great river.~Out on the deep water, the limitless water, darker
 9 II  |       deep water, the limitless water, darker than the sky, stars
10 II  |         drinking two glasses of water, he fell asleep.~
11 IV  |  towards the jetty on the still water of the harbour. The breath
12 IV  |      was a soft, crisp sound of water hissing and rushing past.
13 IV  |      gone mad, and the yielding water it turned up curled over
14 IV  |        loyal woman clearer than water? Could any one who had seen
15 V   |       to drink a glass of fresh water from the filter in the kitchen.~
16 VI  |          Roland wanted to go by water, but the distance and the
17 VI  |   should have their feet in the water. They also wished to reserve
18 VI  |        triangle of silvery blue water could be seen in the distance,
19 VI  |        merged into one with the water that it was impossible to
20 VI  |        feet in a pool of limpid water while they watched the long
21 VI  |        slope, a thread of clear water, springing from a crevice
22 VI  |          She tried to catch the water in her hand, but it slipped
23 VI  |      your face reflected in the water.”~“If that is all you see,
24 VI  |     swaying under the quivering water as it trickled off to the
25 VI  |       found a shallower pool of water, she stepped in with some
26 VI  |       reflected side by side in water so clear that the black
27 VI  |  prawn-fishing in the splashing water. And it was all over; he
28 VI  |      wide, fair horizon of blue water streaked and shot with silver,
29 VI  |       when they looked into the water, standing face to face when
30 VII |      she herself would boil the water and make the tea, for she
31 VII |     beads looking like drops of water, fans nailed to the wall
32 VII |        saw that there was fresh water in the water-bottle, and
33 VII |       glide onward like running water. He had been duteous over
34 VII |         who has fallen into the water and cannot swim.~At first
35 VII |     made her drink some sugared water and smell at some salts,
36 VIII|       thoughts had settled like water that has been stirred and
37 IX  |          no houses; nothing but water and clouds. And the ceaseless